How to draw a simple and lovely picture

How to draw a simple and lovely picture is as follows:

First, draw a round cherry and draw a stroke of its branches. Symmetrical, two strokes. A link, the outline of the head is completed. Draw a small bottle and add a straw. Finally, color it, and a simple and lovely stick figure is finished.

Painting is introduced as follows:

Painting is an art of copying nature by hand on a two-dimensional plane. In medieval Europe, people often called painting "the art of monkeys". Before the 2th century, the more realistic the painting was, the higher the technology was. But after entering the 2th century, with the appearance and development of photography technology, painting began to turn to the direction of expressing the painter's subjective self.

Painting is a form of capturing, recording and expressing different creative purposes, and the number of its participants is equally numerous. The nature of painting can be natural and figurative (such as still life painting or landscape painting), photographic painting, abstract painting, narrative and symbolism.

Strictly speaking, at the beginning of learning painting, we should first learn sketch, generally from plaster geometry, still life and painting. We should know the basic elements of sketch, such as shape, proportion, structure, tone of light and shade, sense of quality and space. These nouns seem not difficult, but the specific operation is really not easy.

let's first understand the physical structure and proportion of the head. The shape of the head can be summarized as an oval, cube or wedge on the whole. Further analysis shows that the skull is spherical, the frontal bone is oblate, the frontal bone is inverted trapezoidal from the bottom to the bottom of the mandible, and the nose of the trapezoidal body with the upper part and the lower part is vertical between them.

The proportion of the head is "three stops long and five eyes horizontal". This is a summary of the general rules of the head, but there are still some differences among individuals. Cheng Zhongchen's ink painting appreciates such a step-by-step process of learning (2 portraits, portraits, etc.), but many of us beginners don't have this condition.

Some candidates "cram for Buddha's feet" temporarily, and draw portraits directly when they are not exposed to basic training. Such students are often unable to draw well. Cultivating correct learning methods is based on in-depth understanding of objects.