Reaper in a graveyard
A figure standing among leaning headstones in ink line, the stones ruled roughly, bare branches overhead and the ground left as flat paper.
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Draw a grim reaper and finish it in your browser
Describe the grim reaper you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a clean tattoo-ready outline to a full charcoal figure with the hood black and the skull half lost inside it. Set the pose, the hood depth, the robe folds, the scythe and the drawing medium, adjust the crop and the background on the Canvas, then download it in HD.
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Pose study sheet
One figure drawn four times in technical pen, standing, walking, seated and reaching, with hand-ruled margins and blank labels under each pose.
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Reaper at the door in charcoal
A silhouette filling a lit doorway in charcoal, the room black around it and the light lifted hard along the shoulders and the shaft.
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Ferryman on still water in ink and wash
A hooded figure poling a flat boat in ink line, a grey wash marking the mist so the far bank drops away behind the raised shaft.
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FAQs
How do I draw the hood so the face stays hidden?
Treat the hood opening as a shape, not a hole. Draw the rim as an oval that turns with the head, then fill everything inside it with your darkest value and stop. If you want a hint of skull, let only the brow ridge and one cheekbone catch light at the very front and leave the rest black.
How do I draw a skull correctly?
Build it as a sphere for the cranium with a boxy jaw attached below, then cut the eye sockets in as deep openings rather than flat ovals. The cheekbones sit wide and the nasal opening is a triangle, not a nose shape. Getting those proportions right matters more than drawing the teeth carefully.
How do I draw robe folds that hang properly?
Folds start where the cloth is held or supported, the shoulders and the arms, and fall from there in long tapering pipes. Keep fewer, larger folds rather than many small ones, and let them gather and pool at the hem. Randomly scattered creases are what make a robe look like crumpled paper.
How do I draw a scythe that looks right?
The blade curves in a long shallow arc and sits almost perpendicular to the shaft, not angled back like a sword. The shaft is longer than the figure is tall and usually has a grip peg partway down. Drawing the blade too short or too steeply hooked is the usual mistake.
How do I get a plain background for a reaper drawing?
Ask for a flat white background with no graveyard, no fog and no setting, then crop the figure on the Canvas. That leaves a clean silhouette, which is what you want for tattoo reference, a sticker, a print or a set of matching character drawings.
Can I keep a set of reaper drawings in one style?
Use Style Transfer. Lock the look of the first drawing, then apply it as you generate each pose so the line weight, the fold treatment and the value range stay the same across the set. That is what keeps a flash sheet or a series of prints reading as one body of work.