How to draw a pair of match armor?

How to draw the competition armor is as follows:

1, outline first draw the basic outline of the mecha. You can draw a simple stick figure shape first, and then add the lines of mecha armor to it. Draw the basic shapes of the head, body, arms and legs.

2. Details Add details to the basic outline, such as armor plates, joints and sensors. Considering the design of the mecha, you can draw some angular, square or round armor to improve the appearance of the armor. Ensure that the details conform to the overall design style of the mecha.

3. Weapons If you want to make your competition armor look stronger, you can add weapons to your arms, such as artillery, energy weapons or swords. Draw the outline of these weapons and make sure that they are in proportion to the mecha.

4, posture According to the mood or scene you want to express, adjust the posture of the mecha. You can draw different postures of the mecha, such as standing, running and attacking. Pay attention to the natural bending of the body and joints to make the posture look more realistic.

5. Detail enhancement adds some extra details to the mecha's fuselage, such as screws, lines or other small decorations. These details can make the mecha look more complicated and interesting.

6. Coloring Finally, you can choose to color the mecha. Highlight armor plates, weapons and other parts with different colors to make the mecha more vivid.

Extended data

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