Published on July 25, 2026
There is already a face study of this Viltrumite veteran on the site, so this round goes after the entire towering frame, and how to draw Conquest as a full figure is what the stages ahead cover. Drawing the full body of one of the heaviest hitters in Invincible puts the focus squarely on bulk, weight, and the mechanical arm that breaks his silhouette.
Standing Up the Viltrumite Veteran
This breakdown moves through 19 stages and ends on a fully colored figure you can use as a reference for the pale suit and the bronze prosthetic tones. Things kick off with a wide torso and leg framework to hold his sheer size, then the belt, emblem, cybernetic arm, and boots get added piece by piece once the foundation reads right.
Design Features Worth Watching
- Balding gray hair and thick mustache
- Diagonal scar across the face
- Bronze cybernetic right arm with purple lights
- Pale Viltrumite suit with chest emblem
- Dark utility belt across the waist
- Gray boots
To set this brute next to his rivals, the obvious match is Mark in his full suit, the warrior who finally felled him, while Omni-Man rounds out the Viltrumite trio and Anissa adds another Empire face to the set.
Following the Three-Color Key
Every stage runs on a basic color code so the latest additions never disappear into the lines already laid down:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Conquest: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Show Off Your Conquest Build
Quick heads up: an option to attach your finished art right under the post is in development, so once you finish your run through how to draw Conquest, that upload field could already be live for a test. Every new lesson hits Facebook and Telegram the moment it publishes here, a fresh YouTube video goes up daily built from guides already on the site, and Pinterest stays stocked with new pins to save. Leave your version in the comments and tell me which Viltrumite belongs in the next breakdown, and if you want to back the work going into these lessons, my Patreon stocks hand drawn coloring pages for supporters.
