High-resolution Miao illustration style pictures - What is the style of Miao residential buildings? Where can I see it?

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The Miao people are widely distributed in Guangxi, Guangdong, Guizhou, Yunnan, Hunan, Hainan, Sichuan and other provinces. There are also many Miao people in Southeast Asia, such as Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, etc. The Miao people live everywhere, so it is difficult to talk about the traditional architecture of the Miao people. We can only talk about the Miao people's architecture in our impression. After all, architecture depends more on the natural environment and lifestyle, rather than the nation. This is easy to understand. In the Northeast region, no matter the buildings of any ethnic group, they are not mainly "high", but mainly square. Even if they are to promote their own strength, they are only two or three stories high. This The main reason is that the temperature difference between winter and summer is large in the Northeast. If the house is too high, heating in winter cannot be solved. In ancient times, houses were mainly built with wood. In winter, it is cold outside but warm inside. The temperature difference is large. Once the house is built high, the beams will be thicker. They are easily deformed, leading to collapse, so most of them are bungalows in Northeast China.

The same is true for the Miao people. They are located in the hotter Miao people. Their houses are generally high-rise buildings. This is mainly because the temperature difference between winter and summer in these areas is not large, and the ground is relatively humid. If it is a bungalow, The first floor is very unsuitable for human habitation, so people’s traditional impression of Miao houses is mostly two or three floors, with the majority of large families having four floors. In addition, the Miao people basically live in mountainous areas, and there are relatively few plain areas. Therefore, the first floor is mainly built to deal with the uneven terrain in the mountainous areas. The second floor is the main house, and the third floor is the granary or a place to store valuables. This design is mainly because Food is scarce, and it is easier for people living on the second floor to prevent rats from stealing food. In addition, it is easier to solve the problem of drying food. After all, the higher the floor, the easier it is to ventilate.

The houses of the Miao people are mostly made of wood. On the one hand, because they live in mountainous areas, it is relatively easier to obtain local materials; on the other hand, wood is easier to build a house and is more flexible. , it is relatively easier to build characteristic houses. However, local materials are suitable for almost any ethnic group, so use as much wood as possible if there is wood. If wood is in short supply or there is no wood that can be used to build houses, the Miao people will also choose to build houses with bricks, stones or mud. However, this situation is relatively Just less. Different topography and different lifestyles determine different building models. Therefore, it is difficult to say that the Miao people's buildings have a uniform shape. After all, the materials abundant in different places are different, and the natural building materials will not be the same.

The main provinces where the Miao people are distributed are Guizhou, Hunan, and Yunnan, so you can visit these three Miao villages, which are relatively more in line with the characteristics of the Miao people. In recent years, the relatively famous Miao Village is Kala Miao Village, which is mainly a tourist area featuring birdcages. There are all kinds of birdcages, and there are all kinds of strange things; Xijiang Miao Village, located in Kaili, Guizhou, is known as The "Thousand Households of Miao Village" is said to be unparalleled in terms of both the natural environment and the Miao architecture; Geduo Miao Village, Nanhua Miao Village, Ma Niao Miao Village, etc. are also worth a visit, and all have unique Miao architecture. custom. Characteristics of Guochao illustration style

Guochao

The characteristics of illustration style are as follows:

1. Common Guochao illustrations have rich and delicate lines and relatively uniform colors. ,

Saturation

Low, overall

Chinese style

Heavy but very delicate and durable, with a wider range of applications .

2. There are more lines in the picture, and the lines will be thinner. Basically, lines are used as bones to shape each object, and the overall color is relatively unified.

3. Lines are a very important component. The number of lines determines the sophistication of your picture.

4. There are 1-3 general color systems in a picture to form an illustration.

5. The colors are not fixed, they can be light or bright, and more emphasis is placed on the ink-like

expression techniques

and the paper texture of the picture to reflect it. Characteristics of Chinese style.

6. Use rice paper or

kraft paper

for the background texture to create a stronger Chinese style, and use ink as the background way of handling feelings.

7. Some of the colors in the pictures are more antique, with fewer overall colors and low saturation. Some are brightly colored and have high saturation, but the overall colors are not too many, and there is a general range of colors. Control the amount of colors you use.

Chinese style illustrations are illustrations that combine Chinese style elements with trendy elements. They use Chinese style elements to draw current people and things. The color scheme, composition and elements of the picture must be clearly Chinese. The smell of wind.