How to Draw hair Marvel style - No reference PART 2

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In the first few parts of this series, we learn how to create the Marvel style from photo reference. I believe this part is necessary because once we understand the mechanics of the Marvel style, and how to create it step by step from a reference, then we can easily create it from our minds. That is, if you can draw basic hair from your mind. So you must understand basic hair mechanics. There are so many tutorials out there for that already, so I'm not sure if I should cover the basics in this series.

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Howto & Style

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• marvel
• comic
• drawing
• how to
• hair
• tutorial
• style
• photoshop
• illustrator

[dannicombs]

what programe is he useing?

[architectus777]

@dannicombs Photoshop

[architectus777]

You're welcome.

[CrysKnife77]

Plus when you draw hair you should always draw them with quick strokes. It adds flow to the hair.

[Falcor119]

Love these "Marvel Hair" video's, they've been a BIG help and am incorporating it into a pic I'm working on now. I always admired Madureira's hair when he did X-Men, and I remember liking the "ribbon" look to the hair, as you also describe.

From what I can see you are re-producing that style exactly as I remember it! Like you said in the intro, there are no good comic hair tutorials out there, so I really hope you continue this series, even if its a paid tutorial. Fancy styled hair is hard too!

[eerrrrrrfolks]

a few wobbly lines, but a good drawing!

[Yanky820]

Awesome Neil, it's been such a big help these hair vid's ... Look forward to more.