How to draw Magneto

http://idrawgirls.com/tutorials/2012/01/30/how-to-draw-magneto/
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How to draw Magneto from X-men comics.

How to draw Magneto, Erik, from X-men. Learn to draw comics character Magneto from video tutorial and step by step images with instruction. In this tutorial, you will learn to draw a muscular male superhero character from Marvel comics Magneto. You will get to watch a how-to video lesson start with loose sketch to finished drawing then digital coloring or painting. You will learn how to draw a face, man's body and muscle anatomy of the upper body. This drawing I am leaning toward a more realistic style than a comics style.

How to draw basic body, torso muscle:
http://idrawgirls.com/tutorials/2011/10/19/how-to-draw-man-muscles-body-anatomy/
How to draw arm muscle (front and side view)
http://idrawgirls.com/tutorials/2011/10/25/draw-arm-muscles-front-view/
http://idrawgirls.com/tutorials/2011/10/25/draw-arm-muscle-side-view/

Magneto was born Max Eisenhardt sometime in the late 1920s to a middle class German Jewish family. In 1939 Max and his family fled to Poland where they were captured during the German invasion of Poland and sent to the Warsaw Ghetto. His mother, father, and sister were executed and buried in a mass grave, but Max survived

Magneto possesses the power to control all forms of magnetism. He can shape and manipulate magnetic fields that exist naturally or artificially. It is unclear, however, whether he must draw magnetic force from outside himself (if so, then he can do so over vast distances), or whether he can also generate magnetic force from within himself. Nor is it clear whether Magneto's power is psionic or purely physiological in nature. Magneto's power is, for all practical purposes, limitless.

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[jimjammer333]

for a guy who draws girls, you sure draw alot of guys

[idrawgirls]

@jimjammer333 LOL, wait. My blog has more girl drawings. I swear! ;-)

[XxXNupsXxX]

he is too young to be magneto!!! you must tru to make it become older and more mature!

[idrawgirls]

@XxXNupsXxX Um... you probably haven't seen X-men first class.

[idrawgirls]

@LemonatoR32 They all ran away, I should stop drinking.

[idrawgirls]

@Atriedes1337 Lucky you, wait until you see "I am a Mormon" advertisement. LOL

[afz3003]

@kacapar instead of having a reference that is someone else's artwork, why not just have references of poses, or stock images of a face, and other parts of the body, if you just need a reference when it comes to proportions.

[emokirby1201]

Who else almost clicked the windows 7 play again button?

[93hothead]

Are you using Gimp or PhotoShop for this sketch?

[BRICKKAIJU]

hhhmm....it be awesome if he did a concept from Twisted Metal

[kacapar]

How important is drawing from the refference?

I'm honestly can't force myself to do it as much as i probably should, it just seems somehow pointless.

I mean I'm just blindly coping something, someone else has done before me, and the best i can get from it, is just make it looks the same :).

What do U think shuld be the ratio between drawing from refference and trying to draw something totally from your head?

Or mby before i get any good, i should focus on refferences all the way?

[idrawgirls]

@Rationalific No problem. I don't sleep.

[XxXNupsXxX]

@idrawgirls lol so when he was young:-P yah i watched it... but only the old guy remains in my head never the less nice tutorial

[Rationalific]

@idrawgirls Thanks so much for the reply! I'd like to publish a book through Amazon someday!