Head and Shoulders of Spider-Man in a Webbed Mask

A close-up of Spider-Man's masked head and neck fills the page, drawn front-on in bold black outlines. Two large angled eye shapes sit on either side of the face, left empty so they are easy to color in. Thin web lines fan out from a center point between the eyes, crossing curved strands to form the classic spiderweb across the forehead, cheeks and chin. The same web pattern continues down the neck and onto the shoulders, which slope outward at the bottom edges. The big open areas make this a good fit for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try red for the web sections and a solid color for the eyes, then use a darker shade along the neck to make the mask look rounded. The printable page also works well for talking about symmetry, since both sides mirror each other.