How to draw a full moon?

1, draw the cloud in front first.

Then draw the outline of the moon.

3. Draw the clouds in the back.

In astronomical phenomena, the moon turns from small to round, which is the full moon, usually on 15 or 16 of each lunar month, but the month of 12 in February is worth watching because it is a "perigee climax".

The full moon refers to the moment when the difference between the yellow meridian of the moon and the sun reaches 180 degrees (also called full moon), and the moon phase at this time (also called full moon). Two adjacent full moons are always 29.53 days apart.

At the full moon, the moon and the sun are on both sides of the earth. If it is just the opposite at this time, there will be an eclipse. The day and night movement of the full moon is almost the same as that of the sun in spring and autumn, winter and summer.

The sun rises at dusk, lies in the middle of the south at midnight, and sets at sunrise. In summer, you can see that most parts of China rise from the southeast and cross the southern night sky at low altitude. In winter, the full moon in the middle of the south is higher in the night sky. Equinox? The autumnal equinox rises near due east and sets near due west.

In the lunar calendar, there must be a full moon around 15 every month. Therefore, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is called the "full moon".

The full moon is often the object of appreciation, and there have been activities to enjoy the moon since ancient times. Especially in autumn, the full moon is very beautiful, and August 15th of the lunar calendar becomes the Mid-Autumn Festival. China? Japan? South Korea and other places have special activities to enjoy the moon. There are countless literary works on this theme.