Step 1: Draw the curved tail of the nine-tailed fox first, just like a prawn that bows its head after being cooked.
The second step is to draw the head and chest of the nine-tailed fox again. The hair on the top of the head flutters freely. It squinted, tilted its mouth slightly, and looked forward contemptuously.
The third step, then draw the body of the nine-tailed fox sitting on the ground and complete the tail.
Step 4: Finally, use different shades of yellow and gray to create a three-dimensional effect, so that its hair looks bright and beautiful, and its eyes are painted with mysterious red.
The nine-tailed fox is a miraculous animal in ancient myths and legends of China, which is often used to symbolize good luck.
Preparation materials: brush, pencil, black ballpoint pen.
1, first draw a long mouth with a pencil, and then draw a long ear up.
2. Draw the crouching body of the nine-tailed fox, and then draw the feet with claws.
3. Draw nine long tails.
4. After Kyubi no Youko has finished painting, add the overall details.
5. After drawing Kyubi no Youko into a whole with a pencil, change it into a black ballpoint pen and draw Kyubi no Youko along the lines drawn by the pencil.
6, the process of drawing with a ballpoint pen, pay attention to modify and improve the overall details.
7. After the overall details are perfect, change pencils and draw light and shadow effects.
8. done.
Shan Hai Jing records the clear autumn and the nine-tailed fox, which is called "Kyubi no Youko" for short and "Kyubi no Youko Chicken" for short. It first appeared in the pre-Qin period and spread to the Han Dynasty as an auspicious beast, symbolizing the prosperity of kings and being mentioned in many ancient books. Some scholars believe that the images of "Qingqiu Country" and "Nine-tailed Fox" in The Classic of Mountains and Seas come from the "tail lodge" in "Oriental Dragon" because "there are nine planets in the end".