Bamboo painting

The brushes used to draw bamboo leaves and bamboo poles should be distinguished, with coarse brushes for bamboo leaves and fine brushes for bamboo poles. Use ink, bamboo leaves should be wet with thick ink; Bamboo poles should be dry with thick ink. When painting in freehand brushwork, bamboo poles can also be wet with light ink, but bamboo joints should be outlined with thick ink. Draw bamboo leaves quickly and quickly. You can refer to the freehand bamboo painting and try to figure it out carefully. Hewen's bamboo slips are fine and not suitable for beginners to imitate.

Bamboo leaves: Just one word "brother". Just lie down and lift it up at once. Dip in ink lightly to make the leaves light and the roots slightly dark.

There are two ways to draw bamboo in watercolor painting, one is to draw bamboo leaves upside down, and the other is to draw bamboo leaves vertically. Both of them are described regularly with three strokes, four strokes or five strokes (such as a word or a point), but attention should be paid to density and vividness. When drawing bamboo, draw the bamboo pole first, and then draw the leaves. If you color, dye it with light ink first, and then with light green.

There are many kinds of bamboos, such as those around Lijiang River, with dense roots, long stems and gradually bent and drooped tips. Therefore, when painting bamboo, we should first draw the general direction of bamboo forest by feeling, draw the density and brightness of bamboo leaves with oblique and short strokes, then dye the dark parts with light ink, and finally dye them with light green, and then cover them with a thin layer of light green after drying.

How to draw a bamboo pole

Bamboo poles are old and tender, long and short, oblique, dark and shiny, and inconsistent. Generally, bamboo poles use the strokes in the center. The strokes should be straight, natural and round, and the ink color should be uniform. Don't repeat the strokes, and the strokes should run up and down. Draw bamboo first, then draw leaves. Draw bamboo from bottom to top, or from top to bottom, from coarse to fine, with long middle nodes and short root tips. Every bamboo pole should be connected well, with thick ink and light ink. If you draw a few bamboo poles, you should pay attention to the changes in the thickness, thickness, thickness, weight, reality and level of the bamboo poles. Draw more than two bamboo poles that can't be parallel, the nodes can't be opposite, and several nodes can't form a horizontal line and an arc. Except for the poles of rain bamboo, wind bamboo and snow bamboo, bamboo is generally bent without bending. The cross layout of bamboo poles is very important. The three poles should not meet at one point, and the "drum frame" shape should be avoided. Many electrodes should not be arranged in parallel.

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