SPIDER-MAN by David Cutler

Pretty much the latest Spitballin' post ever.

We made it a year. Contrary to appearances, I'd like to believe we can make it another.

EDIT: Removed the terrible background colours. It was eating away at me. I love you.

-David

SPIDER-MAN by Gerard De La Costa

No matter how hard I try, I still find myself drawing Spidey with way more muscles than Peter would realistically have (well, as realistic as you can get with a fictional character in a make-believe world).

My apologies for wussing out on drawing buildings. I drew all the good stuff and lost steam (and interest); kinda like when you eat all the sugary coating off a candied apple but you don't want to finish the actual apple. Maybe I'll colour this one day... yeah, who am I kidding?

Happy, Happy Birthday Spitballin'! Our little baby is all grows up!

-Gerard

SPIDER-MAN by Michael Walsh.

Happy Birthday Spitballin'.

I'm a huge endorser of the fun-lovin' wall crawler but I find him fun to draw kind of slender and spider-like.

-Michael

SPIDER-MAN by Ryan Bullard

In honour of Spitballin's first anniversary and Spider-Man's 50th, I present to you this sketch of Spider-Man aggravating the Hulk. It's very messy and uncoloured (it's supposed the grey Hulk) as it is also my 100th anniversary of being a lazy sonofabitch. -Ryan.

SPIDER-MAN by meaghan carter!

We're celebrating our 1 year anniversary at Spitballin' with Spider-man, since it's his 50th anniversary this year! I have to tell ya, he's probably the most fun I've had drawing a super hero. I do love a snarky, babblin' hero! I also prefer my spider skinny and with small eyes.