Let's do it...Do It Yourself👉Craft, Creativity, Drawing, origami, DIY, Recycling and more week78

caringmanasseh (70)Verifiedin Steem Kids & Parents • 16 days ago

Greetings friend. How are you today? I hope you are all fine as I am. I appreciate @mesola for organising and sustaining this contest. For this week, I drew a cartoon of a muscular boxer as my entry, and I believe that parents, especially the kids in this community, will like it.

Material for the drawing

Plain embossed paper
Pencils
Colours
Eraser
Cutter
Cotton wool

Step 1
I began by drawing the head and face of the boxer. I started with the headband, then the hair on his head, followed by the sketch of the entire face. I thenthen sketched the eyes, the eyebrow, the nose, the big mouth, the teeth and the ear.

Step 2
Here, I sketch the left hand which is full of muscles. I also drew the pillow glove worn on that hand.

Step 3
I drew the second hand, which is also full of muscles, and a pillow glove in the hand. I also drew the contoured chest and stomach of the boxer, which are developed as a result of push-up exercise. Lastly at this step, I drew the boxer trunk (pant) which has a big band at the waist.

Step 4
I drew the right leg of the boxer beginning with the muscular thigh, the knee, other parts of the leg and the boxing boot.

Step 5
Here, I drew the second muscular leg and the boxing boot. I concluded by tracing the entire drawing with a black pen to make every line very clear.

Step 6
I began applying colour to the drawing. I first applied a red colour to the pillow, the gloves, and the boxer trunk. I then applied a green colour on the headband and lastly, I used a brown colour for the hair on his head and the eyebrow.

Step 7
I apply red and yellow colours on the boxer shoes, leaving the shoe laces and the sole of the shoe white. I then applied green colour to the loop strap of the pillow gloves. Finally, I shaded the entire body of the boxer using a 2B pencil and then blended it with a cotton wool.