How to draw a stick figure for children's shadows?

The sketch of children's shadows is as follows:

1, draw a simple outline to represent the child's head and body. Simple ellipses and straight lines can be used to outline basic shapes. Draw a circle in the outline to represent the child's head. Draw a straight line under the head to represent the body. You can outline the body with some simple lines.

Draw two semicircles on children's heads to represent their ears. At the position of eyes, draw two small circles to represent eyes. Draw two small circles under your body to show your feet. Draw the child's shadow with black or dark pigments or marks. Draw an arc under the child's head and body to show the shape of the shadow.

3. Draw two small arcs at the foot position to indicate the shape of the shadow. Decorate children's stick figures with different colors or patterns. You can draw some small patterns on your child's head or some simple patterns on your clothes. You can also draw some simple patterns or colors on the background to increase the overall aesthetic feeling.

Shadow characteristics of children

1, looks cute: children's shadows are usually cute, very similar to their own looks and expressions. Their shadows often show a rounded outline and full figure, giving people a sense of vitality and innocence. Lively and dynamic: children's shadows are often very lively in activities, and actions such as jumping, playing and running can be perfectly presented.

2. Change: Children's shadows will behave differently under different light and angles. In the sun, the shadow will be very long, while in the indoor lighting, the shadow may appear more full and three-dimensional. These changes bring more layers and visual effects to the picture.

3. Natural expression: Children's shadows can naturally express various emotions, such as happiness, surprise and curiosity. These expressions complement each other with the child's innocent character, making the picture more vivid and interesting. Artistic exaggeration: In painting or photography, children's shadows are often endowed with some elements of artistic exaggeration, such as exaggerated movements, expressions or props.