Aestheticism Watercolor-Wisteria

The flower language of wisteria: It represents deep yearning and yearning for beautiful love.

The flowers of wisteria are purple, and the corolla is butterfly-shaped. The flowering period is from mid-April to early May every year. The flowering period is short and its flowers are edible.

Wisteria also has a beautiful legend:

It is said that there is a woman who wants to have a good relationship and prays for her husband to satisfy her wish every day. Finally, Yue Lao was moved and told her that there was a bamboo forest behind her house, where she would meet a man in white.

So the woman went, waited all day, and was bitten by a snake. A man in white really helped her suck snake venom, so they fell in love.

Because the man's family was poor and the woman's parents disagreed, the man and the woman jumped off the cliff with double suicide. As a result, a wisteria tree with purple flowers grew where they jumped off the cliff, and they could not live alone. Some people say that wisteria is the embodiment of a girl and the man in white is the embodiment of a tree.

Prepare paint materials:

Paper: You are so blessed.

Pigment: holbein

Pen: Black Swan

1, line drawing: Draw the outline of wisteria with a pencil.

2, color: use a plastic eraser to dilute the pencil line, first paint the big flower with water, and then lightly paint the color, mainly violet, add a little rose, phthalocyanine blue, lemon yellow.

3. Deepen the dark part: redraw it with violet, rose, ultramarine, phthalocyanine blue and burnt brown.

4. Draw branches and leaves: the branches are first covered with light color, and then deepened with burnt brown. The leaves are first covered with yellow-green, and then the dark parts are deepened with olive green and other colors. So is the bunch of flowers in the upper left corner.

5. Pave the background and adjust the details: first lay clear water, and then lay a faint background with the remaining pigments in the pigment tray.

Finally, add some highlights, and then adjust the three-dimensional sense of the flowers.