Since his debut in the 27th issue of "Detective Comics" in May 1939, Batman has become the second-longest superhero image after Superman. Originally drawn by his creator, Bob Kane, he was later developed by DC Comics artists Jerry Robinson, Dick Sprang, Sheldon Moldoff, Elf Novick, Dick Thanks to the hard work of Giordano, Neal Adams, and Frank Miller, the Dark Knight has been continually refined in appearance to adapt to the trends of each era in which he exists. To draw a realistic Batman, you need to understand anatomy, perspective, attention to detail, and the history of Batman. Try these steps.
How to draw Batmans hood is part of a series of hand-drawn Batman tutorials. The tutorials also include drawing a running Batman, drawing Batmans head, and drawing Batman. body, draw Batmans uniform, draw Batmans hood, draw Batmans emblem. If you want to know how to draw Batmans hood, follow this hand-drawn Batman picture tutorial.
How to draw Batman’s cowl
1Draw reference lines at appropriate locations to position the eyebrows and nose. Batmans nose and eyebrows are covered by the hood, but the hood is built around his forehead, so the prominent outline of his brow bone can be seen. The nose is composed of two triangles with a common edge on the septum. 
2Draw on the lower edge of the hood. Two diagonal lines extend from either side of the nose to the sides of the head. Add another line starting from the line on each side, running from the cheek down to the jawline, then erase the line from the cheek to the ear. 
3Locate the eye holes on the hood. The eye holes should be roughly flat Walnut-shaped, where the eyes would be. Conventionally, Batmans eyes are left blank, even in close-ups, although some artists in the 1970s tried to defy this convention. (In recent years, , which was interpreted as using an eyepatch similar to Batmans).
4Add the pointed ears of the hood Use long, narrow triangles to represent the bat ears of the cowl. Bob Kane was originally drawn with very long ears, but over the next few years, they were shortened for the characters appearances well into the 20th century. In the early 1970s, Neal Adams lengthened them again.
5hooded face Shading the upper part of Batmans face. A common convention when drawing Batman is to shade the hood that covers the upper part of his face. This is not the actual shading of the hood, but rather a means of highlighting his obscured facial features. .The shadow usually covers the forehead and the upper part of the cheeks, but does not cover Bruce Waynes nose or the area where his eyebrows are.
DIY Tips
- The convention for Batman coloring over the years has been gray on the top and legs, yellow for the utility belt and oval emblem, and dark or medium blue for the cape, cowl, boots, gloves, and only black. The most obvious is the bat logo on the chest (however, the cape, hood, boots, and gloves are often said to be black). In recent years, the previously blue parts have been changed to black, inspired by the uniform designs in "Batman" and "Batman Returns."
- When you draw Batman on paper, make the sketch lines lighter so that they can be erased more easily. To make the final outline more distinct, outline it with ink before coloring.
- If you use Photoshop or PaiTo draw Batman using computer drawing software such as nt Shop Pro, you need to create different layers to draw rough lines and final lines respectively. Once you're satisfied with the drawn image, you can delete the layer of sketch lines. After coloring the Dark Knight, merge the layers.
