- Hi I'm Hae-Joon.
- And I'm Jonni!
- And today we're gonna be drawing...
- My neck hurts.
- That's not what we're drawing.
- Today we're going to draw.
- Marvel superheroes
- From memory.
- Didn't we already do that?
- We did DC.
- I don't know.
- We did Justice League.
- Whatever.
- Get your universes straight.
- Whatever, they're all the same guy.
- This is right up your wheelhouse.
- I hope so.
I'm like, please do not mess this one up.
Cause I've read so many Marvel comics.
- Well, let me tell you.
We're gonna be making up a lot of stuff for this one.
(laughter)
- But first, be sure to stick around
till the end of the video,
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Courtesy of our good friends at Wacom.
- I'm not wearing shoes.
- Not relevant.
- [Announcer] You guys are drawing Spiderman.
(gasps)
- That's the best one.
- He's the best one.
- I do love Spiderman.
- [Kevin] Yeah.
- Spider-Verse, is the best movie ever created.
- It's really good.
- Miles, best Spiderman.
Love Gwen Stefani.
- It's not.
It's not Gwen.
- Love Peter Parker.
- Peter B. Parker.
- It's not Gwen Stefani.
- [Jackie] Peter C. Parker.
- It's not Gwen Stefani.
- Peter D. Parker.
- It's Gwen Stacy.
- Peter F. Parker. - [Kevin] Get it right.
- [Announcer] Wolverine.
- [Both] Oh, okay, it's easy. - Oh, okay.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- I only can think of his head thing.
- Oh yeah, the head thing that goes up like that.
Yeah.
- All right, let's see.
Don't mess this up Jason.
Don't mess this up.
- What do you think I'm telling myself.
(laughing)
- [Announcer] Captain Marvel.
- Oh God.
- Captain Marvel.
Hip.
Cool.
- I don't know who this is, like actually,
so I'm just gonna try.
I'll try.
- Oh man, okay.
It's like a person.
That's all I know.
- All right, I'm going to try my best
to do a dynamic spider pose.
- Me too.
- Oh my God.
- [Kevin] Let's do it. - Can you give us three hours?
- In the comics, he was made to be like,
short and muscular.
- Oh, he's short?
- Yeah
Which was weird why they chose Hugh Jackman to play him.
Because he's suppose to be like five feet tall
or something like that.
- Oh, okay.
- Hugh Jackman's like what, six four?
- Oh is he really?
- Yeah, Hugh Jackman's like really tall.
If you're showing any skin, he's very hairy.
- Yes, I remember that.
He's got the hairiest arms.
- The shape of stars are integrated into the costume.
I think there was a star on the belt buckle.
- It feels like you're trying to help me remember,
but the thing is, I don't know who this is.
- Here, I'm sending you an image of a lady.
- A lady?
- With blonde hair.
- Okay. Oh.
- Yeah.
See it worked. - I have it.
- I have it. - It worked.
- Back in the 90s, Spiderman was having a renaissance
with a comic book artist, by the name of Todd McFarlane.
Now because he came along and drew Spiderman
in a way that no one else had before.
- In what different ways can you draw Spiderman?
- He did what was called, spaghetti webs.
Where Spiderman's webs didn't look like webs,
they looked like strands of spaghetti
kind of liked wrapped around each other.
- Oh, that's what they look like now, kind of.
- Yeah, so he was kind of a pioneer, in terms of that.
He also made the eyes on the mask
bigger than they've ever been.
And he also was the character designer for Venom.
- If your favorite super hero is Venom,
you're either a really edgy 13 year old boy,
or a 25 year old woman
that just got out of long relationship.
(laughs)
- Another thing in the 90s, everyone had shoulder pads.
- Oh, okay.
Thank you. (laughing)
- Everyone had shoulder pads. - Yes.
- Were they pointy?
- They weren't like pointy.
Kind of went up like this, like,
they just kind of went out and went in like that.
- Okay, good.
I did not draw that.
- I think for this suit,
I'm drawing his arms were sleeveless.
- Okay. - And then he had the gloves.
- I appreciate the less clothing I have to draw,
the better.
- Okay, I'm assuming she has boots.
- Yes.
I think those are correct assumptions.
But also, I don't know the character very well,
so I'm just gonna probably say yes
to most of the things you say.
- [Jonni] Okay.
- I think she has a cape.
I don't know.
- Oh, she has a cape?
- I'm sorry Marvel fans.
- Who was your favorite Spiderman from Spider-Verse?
- Miles.
He was well written.
You know he went from not really being sure of himself.
- But then he met Gwen Stefani.
- And then he met Gwen Stefani,
and she said, "Woo hoo. Yee hoo."
- I'm gonna add a bunch of unnecessary details
to this drawing.
- I want to add a helmet,
but I'm afraid it's gonna make her look like cyclops.
- Like that sentence doesn't make sense to me.
Like I don't have context for it.
Like I know I keep saying it.
It's just that it's true, ya know?
- My favorite Spiderman from Spider-Verse
was Peter B. Parker.
Do you want to know why?
- Is it cause you're old?
- No it's because was a nod to the Spiderman
that I grew up with.
A lot of the jokes in the beginning,
when he's like retelling his story and everything like that,
those were all jokes about the continuity
of the Spiderman that I grew up with.
- That's pretty cool.
- You have no idea what I just said.
- Yeah, I was looking at my drawing.
- Okay.
- Okay, so what is just basic costume?
- It's really simple.
Sometimes people draw claw marks on his torso.
- Oh, okay, like he's cut himself?
- Or like he will cut you, I guess.
- Oh, okay, okay.
- Yeah, his design has kind of stayed very similar
over the years.
- I'm gonna give him like the super hero underpants.
I know he probably doesn't have it.
- He doesn't.
- Well, you know what?
That's how I imagine him.
- What I'm slowly realizing is that it appears
that I've drawn one of the Hanson brothers.
(laughs)
- It's what I'm slowly realizing.
- I mean, I'm sure there is a cross over
I'm sure, of the fandoms.
- This is yellow and black, right?
- Yellow and black, or yellow and blue, or yellow and brown.
- I got it, I got this.
- Yellow has always been a mainstay in his costume.
- I like, maybe vaguely visually
what some of them look like.
Like the Avengers maybe.
Just from seeing poster, or something.
I just like, don't watch any of them.
- It's actually kind of impressive-
- How is it impressive?
- How in the dark you are.
- You have to spend money to go see them.
It just means I'm not, ya know?
- That means you're being financially responsible.
- Yeah.
- I just can't think of anything.
He's got skin there.
I'm taking this hairy body thing,
and I'm running with it.
- I'm excited to see what you're gonna do.
- Think you'll be surprised.
- Oh my God, I just realized I did not draw his other hand.
(groans)
Yeah, I'm just gonna beef this hand.
- Ha ha, you're gonna beef it.
- I'm just gonna beef this hand.
- I knew it!
I knew that would catch on.
- You know what?
He's gonna be like flicked you off with his claws.
- Perfect.
- Cause he's got tude, you know?
- He's got three.
Oh two.
- He's got attitude.
- Oh tude.
I thought you said "two".
- You know what?
Maybe I'm an innovator.
I don't know if anyone's ever flicked someone off
with his claws before.
- Well, he does.
He does the thing where he puts up just the middle one.
- Oh, okay.
- [Jason] Yeah. - I did it weird.
I did it the other two are bending down.
(laughing)
- At first they didn't wanna make Spiderman.
Cause they were like, "Oh nobody likes spiders."
- [Kevin] Yep.
- This is gonna be gross.
- That was Stan Lee's story behind it.
And he was like, "I'll show them!
I'll make him the most popular super hero in the world."
- Yeah, for some reason, he's been old his whole life.
In this scenario he's already like 90.
- Jason, how ya doing?
- I'm like, struggling with this.
- I mean, this is the home stretch, man.
- I'm struggling to finish and to save my reputation
to someone who likes-
- Who like the comic?
I know.
This is your round to lose, Jason.
- Oh my gosh.
- It's no pressure, but if I screwed up a Spongebob meme,
that would be my devastation.
- I actually really like my drawing I did.
Like, I'm pretty proud of it.
It's probably not what the character is at all,
but I like it.
I like the drawing.
- And that's what's most important.
- What's most important is loving yourself.
- It's true.
- How do you think you did, Bret?
- Oh, man.
You're gonna be real impressed.
No, I did God awful.
- Jason, how do you think you did, buddy?
- This is 100% Wolverine.
- How do you feel about the drawing you did?
- I love it.
I'm really proud of it.
- I'm very excited.
- It's not anything like what you want it to be though.
It's an art piece that I'm gonna sell for a million dollars.
- Look for it on Etsy.
- Yeah, how do you think you did?
- It looks okay, you know.
It doesn't look polished.
Doesn't even really look right,
but it does look like Spiderman.
- How do you think you did?
- I think I did okay.
- Wow!
- I did my best, low budget Todd McFarlane style.
- Todd McFarlane style.
- Spiderman
- Spiderman.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- He would be very upset if he saw this.
(Jackie repeats)
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- But it's definitely Spiderman.
(Jackie repeating)
- Stop doing that.
(laughs)
- [Both] All right.
- Switcheroo?
- Switcheroo.
- Buckaroo.
- I was gonna say curse words.
- Yes.
- Aww it's cute.
- That is amazing.
- I like yours.
- I like yours too.
- Thanks.
- And you also drew me.
- Yeah.
- Wow, I wasn't that thoughtful.
I'm so sorry.
- Well, can I draw me in here?
- Yeah, sure
- Okay.
- [Both] Wow!
- Okay, yeah.
- Jason, you always surprise me.
I feel like it's when you're the most hard on yourself
that you come at me with these really accurate drawings.
(laughs)
- [Both] Whoa!
- That looks, yeah, you got the costume
way more correct than me.
I think.
- You know what?
I think I did, but your pose is super dynamic
and super fun.
- Thanks!
- And I love the speed lines.
- Thank you.
- And you kind of did the spaghetti style webs.
- Yeah, I like those.
- Yeah.
- They go like this "thwip"
(silly noises)
- Oh, you did pretty good.
- Oh.
- Well, yours looks similar.
- It's a full body suit, actually.
See, I knew she had a mask on,
and then her hair comes out of it.
- I like this character design of this women.
- It's very appealing.
Appealing designs.
I forgot that she has two belts.
Like a cool person.
- Cool. Yep.
- [Both] Oh, it's blue!
- I knew he was blue!
I should have did it with blue.
- Okay, actually-
- Uh huh.
- The head thing, not so off.
- You got the shape, yeah.
- Sort of the shape.
- You got specific claw marks on his-
- On his torso.
- Yeah, it's like some little black claws.
- So this is from the cartoon.
I should have remembered that.
- Oh, and he's got the underwear.
- [Both] Aww.
- I forgot!
I led you astray with that.
- I know man.
- I'm sorry I led you astray.
- I'm feeling better and better about this.
- [Jason] Yeah.
- Okay, so I also screwed up the blue.
- Yeah, but you got closer.
- I got closer, but I forgot that he has blue
all on his-
- Sides.
- His abdomen.
- Well there's a bunch of Spidermans again.
Which ones are we remembering?
- The classic.
- I mean, but even the classics have classics.
Spiderman's been around for a long time.
- This is true, but this is the original costume.
- Is it really?
- Yeah. - No.
- Yeah.
- You know spiders existed before Spiderman.
And spiders aren't red or blue, traditionally.
As far as I know, anyway.
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- What?
Why?
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