When it comes to drawing the final line art, I recommend keeping it simple. Excessive detailing may end up complicating the final image. Draw your final line art on top of the dummy you created on the previous steps. • STEP 8 – DRAWING THE SHADOWS The Clone Wars continued, and Anakin became a hero and grew vastly in power. Upon returning to Coruscant from a daring rescue of the Supreme Chancellor, the Jedi Knight found that Senator Padmé Amidala, his secret wife, was pregnant. Shortly thereafter, he began suffering visions that she would die in childbirth. Anakin was determined to prevent his dreams from coming true as they had with his mother; at the same time, the Jedi Council and Supreme Chancellor Palpatine had become distrustful of each other, with Anakin caught in the middle. As Anakin’s confusion and anxiety grew, Palpatine told him a Sith legend that spoke of the ability to stop people from dying. Entranced, Anakin was desperate to learn this power. Palpatine revealed himself to be a Sith Lord, Darth Sidious, and promised to train him in the ways of the dark side.

For this tutorial, we are going to drawn Captain America in comic book style. • STEP 1 – DRAWING THE TORSO Attend conventions with confidence, knowing your DIY multi-piece Darth Vader helmet is a great costume. The magnetic connection points ensure a perfect fit.We will now draw the nose details and the respirator grill. The nose will be ended in a flat and curved shaped triangle. The respirator will be a big triangle with two circles, each one located on the two lower vertices of the triangle and the nose´s triangle being the upper vertice. Inside the triangle´s respirator, you should draw 5 vertical openings with a criss-cross pattern inside them, simulating the filter grill of the respirator. • STEP 8 – DRAWING THE FINAL LINEART Draw a vertical line through the middle of the head. This will be the central vertical line of the figure. In this dark side quote, Darth Vader insists he must obey his master. Deep under the menacing voice, Darth Vader has a tinge of fear in his words. He has no say in the matter any longer. He must obey his master. For it is within the power of the dark side to see across the universe, even seeing through the eyes of another person. I use the cross-hatching style if I want to darken an already shaded area. This technique is quite similar to the hatching style only that in this case, when I’m done with the hatching lines, I go over them with a similar set of parallel lines in a different direction.

Welcome to another drawing tutorial. In this tutorial, I am going to teach you how to draw Darth Vader in 2 different ways. Our character of interest for this tutorial, Darth Vader is a fictional villain in the Star Wars Movies. He is often referred to as Anakin Skywalker and in the Star Wars Cinematic Universe, he plays the role of the father of the protagonist, Luke Skywalker The lightsaber will be drawn in the left hand, with the pommel ending in a laser blade. • STEP 7 – DRAWING THE FINAL LINEARTNext, we will paint what we have drawn thus far. Paint the whole mask and helmet with a dark-grey blue color. This will serve you as the base color of your helmet. • STEP 10 – PAINTING THE LIGHT

Darth Vader’s internal struggle between the light side and the dark is truly shown in this quote. In Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi™, Luke Skywalker™ truly becomes a Jedi™, but one must wonder whether Darth Vader too, for a moment, remembers the call of the light side. Darth Vader’s mask is one of the most iconic and recognizable masks in popular culture. It has a rich history and has been an integral part of the Star Wars franchise since its introduction in the original trilogy. This section will explore the historical significance, design, and features of Darth Vader’s mask. Shadows help to bring a sense of three-dimensionality to images by creating the illusion of volume and depth. When it comes to this step, I would recommend painting over the area using a darker tone of the local color. For example, as you can see in the image, I shaded around the jaws, eyes, and interior of the helmet using a darker tone of the grey dark blue which is the base color. • STEP 12 – PAINTING THE FINAL TOUCHES The head will be represented by a sphere slightly squared on the sides and bottom to give a somewhat rectangular shape. Draw a vertical line and a horizontal line across the face, this line will help in the placement of the facial features in later steps. • STEP 5 – DRAWING THE OUTFITOnce the elements of the helmet and mask are fully drawn you should draw your final lineart on top of your rough sketch( drawn in red in this tutorial). The purpose of doing so is to clean your drawing. • STEP 9 – PAINTING THE BASE COLORS

There were few moments as satisfying as Darth Vader’s arrival in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story™. It seems like the whole movie is building to Darth Vader. We were all on the edge of our seats as he walked through the smoke to greet Director Krennic™. All that Krennic cares about is his good standing with the Emperor. He wants to meet the Emperor. He wants Darth Vader to recognize his efforts, and mention them to the Emperor. And yet, he is incredibly short sighted. Hatching is quite simple, all you have to do is draw a series of parallels lines along the area you need to introduce depth too. The second part will be to enhance the already existing highlights by brightening them. You should use a soft brush so you can achieve a glowing effect. If you are coloring in digital, painting this highlights in a Color Dodge layer will be a great idea.

Even watching it now, even knowing the twist, this famous Darth Vader line sends shivers down your spine. How could a father fight with his own son like this? How could he endanger him, or subject him to the hell that the Emperor wants for him? How could he cut off his own son’s hand? It might be the most popular line in the whole trilogy, and one of the most misquoted lines of all time, but it also might not be Darth Vader ‘s most interesting quote. Step 8: Darken in Darth Vader's helmet by drawing a curved line that starts where the construction lines cross in between his eyes. Draw this line so it follows the small L shape outside his head, and end just below the L shape. Draw the same thing on the other side. Now darken in the middle portion of his helmet (the lines extending up from his nose). Start above the curved line you drew earlier in this step and follow the outside L shape. Connect the two lines at the end with a slightly tilted horizontal line. Finish drawing Darth Vader's helmet by darkening the top part of the main oval.