How to draw it when it rains on the second day of junior high school?

It rained in the second grade. How to draw as follows:

First, interior painting.

1. Still life painting: Indoor still life painting is a popular choice. You can choose an indoor scene, such as a vase, fruit or book on the table. Use drawing tools such as pencil, carbon pen or colored pencil to capture and describe the shape, details and light and shadow of the target object on paper. This kind of exercise helps to improve observation and painting skills.

2. Abstract painting: Rainy days can often stimulate creativity. Try to express your feelings and emotions about rain in an abstract way. Pigments, oil pastels or other media can be used to paint, brush and color the canvas at will to show raindrops, moist texture or blurred picture effect.

Second, outdoor painting

1. Architectural landscape: When it rains, the street view and architecture of the city will present a unique scene. Choose an attractive building or city street as the theme, and use watercolor, acrylic or oil painting tools to capture and show the outline and details of the building and the unique atmosphere of rainy days.

2. Landscape painting: Natural scenery when it rains usually brings soft and romantic effects. Find a suitable outdoor place, such as a park, lake or forest, and try to capture and show the charm of rainy days on canvas. Use watercolor or wet brush strokes and other media to depict raindrops and wet nature with faint colors and fuzzy brush strokes, and express depth of field through layering.

Third, skills and suggestions

1. Use wet pen: Rainy days usually bring wet effect, so using wet pen can better show the effect of rain dripping on the surface. The wet pen can make the pigment easier to mix and blur, creating a soft flowing effect.

2. Create halo effect: In rainy day painting, you can use a wet pen or gummed paper to control the diffusion of pigment to create halo and fuzzy effect. This technique can make the picture more rainy and fuzzy.

3. Pay attention to perspective: When creating architecture or landscape painting, please pay attention to the perspective principle to ensure that the lines and objects in the picture are consistent with the real scene. Perspective can help you show the three-dimensional sense of buildings and scenery in rainy days.

4. Observe the details: When painting in rainy days, pay special attention to the details such as raindrops, water vapor and wetlands. Careful observation and capture of these subtle changes can make your painting more vivid and realistic.