Sketch of general thunder

The schematic diagram of general lightning is as follows:

You need to prepare sketch paper and pencils. Sketch paper can be A3 size, so there is enough space to draw a full-length portrait of General Lightning. Pencils can be 2B or 4B, with moderate hardness and easy coloring.

You can draw the outline of general lightning first. Her hair can be painted as long hair fluttering, and the color of her hair can be dark blue or black. The face can be drawn as an ellipse, the eyes can be drawn as an ellipse or apricot, and the color can be dark blue or black. The nose and mouth can be drawn smaller to highlight her facial features.

You can start drawing the body of General Thunder. Her body can be drawn slender and symmetrical, and her shoulders can be drawn wide and straight to highlight her masculine characteristics. The chest can be drawn in a slightly prominent way, highlighting her feminine characteristics.

Arms can be drawn bigger and stronger, and hands can be drawn like catching lightning. Lightning can be painted in the shape of lightning, and the color can be dark blue or black. Legs can be drawn as powerful and feet can be drawn as standing steady. You can wear a pair of high-top shoes on your feet. The color can be dark blue or black.

You can erase the wrong place with an eraser and clean up the picture. If you need to strengthen the details, you can use a fine pen to add shadows and lines where you need to strengthen.

Matters needing attention in lightning weather:

1. Stay indoors and don't go out. If you are outdoors, you should stay away from tall objects such as trees, telephone poles and iron towers and find a safe shelter as soon as possible.

2. Turn off all electrical equipment, including TV, stereo, DVD player and computer. And disconnect the power supply and signal line to prevent the influence of electromagnetic pulse on electrical equipment.

3. Don't use any metal objects, including metal tools, umbrellas and ironware. Because they conduct electricity easily, they may cause people to get an electric shock.

4. Don't be close to water sources, including rivers, lakes and pools. Because water is conductive, being near the water source in lightning weather may make people get an electric shock.

Don't stay in open places, such as open lawns, parks and sports fields. Because these places have no lightning protection facilities, they are vulnerable to lightning strikes.

6, if indoors, should try to stay away from the windows, doors and other metal objects, and close the doors and windows. At the same time, avoid using wireless communication equipment such as telephones and mobile phones to avoid lightning strikes.

7. If you go out in lightning weather, try to find safe shelters, such as buildings and cars. Don't stand in the open fields or high places and wait for the lightning to pass.

8. If someone is struck by lightning, you should immediately call the emergency number or ask people around you for help. While waiting for rescue, you can take some simple first-aid measures, such as artificial respiration and heart massage.