1. Summarize the shape of lotus with circles, and draw the main turning point and general shape of lotus leaf with straight lines. Draw a round stamen in the center of the lotus, and then draw the approximate shape of each petal with a short arc.
2. On the basis of the previous step, extract the shapes of lotus and lotus leaf with smooth curves, and then start with scattered lotus leaf lines and oval water droplets with light line drawing.
3. Starting from the central stamen, draw dots with lemon yellow first, and form a bigger circle with these dots. Lighten the pen, gently cover the dots with lemon yellow to make them a whole, and then carefully describe the outer ring of stamens according to the line draft.
4. Sharpen the grass green and draw in the gap between points to enrich the color level. Use orange to deepen the tone of these two circles, and highlight the texture of the stamens in the form of pen stippling when coloring. Tilt the pink brush, color along the edge of the petals, and paint the background color of the petals on a large area with the side of the pen. The color of each layer of petals is deep inside and light outside.
5. Draw the center of the lotus leaf with lemon yellow and grass green, and then set the grass green brush to draw the veins of the lotus leaf. Draw the outline and shadow of the water drop with dark green, and then gently paint the water drop with sky blue, paying attention to leaving the inner margin blank.
6. The green brush is tilted, and the background color of the lotus leaf is painted in a large area in front of the side, and the shadows at the edge and below of the lotus flower are painted deeper. Use dark green to deepen the shadow inside the lotus leaf and at the turning point, and then use sky blue to overlay the painting in the bright place to enrich the color.
7. Draw the two lotus leaves below with dark green. Because there is little light, it needs to be superimposed repeatedly to deepen the tone. Continue to draw all the remaining lotus leaves with dark green, and then deepen the position near the edge with dark blue.
8. The position of the lotus leaf in the dotted line is lower, and it is deepened with black to further distinguish the layering before and after the lotus leaf. Be careful not to draw in black. Use lemon yellow and grass green to paint on the edge of lotus leaf, and use grass green and dark green to paint inside lotus leaf, so that the color of lotus leaf is more vivid and the texture is more delicate. Draw a blue-green lake with dark green and dark blue, and draw a dark shadow near the lotus leaf.
How to draw colored lead lotus? Tools/raw materials: pen, paper
1. First, draw a lotus. The petals are oval, with both ends in the middle of the drum, which are stacked layer by layer to form the flower part of the lotus.
2. Then draw the stem of the lotus. Its stem is very straight. Draw some small thorns on both sides of the stem and draw a waterline at the bottom. Here, I will think of the sentence we learned before, "straight through the outside, straight without branches."
Draw a water surface under the lotus, and draw a lotus leaf on the water surface. The shape of the lotus leaf is round and has a gap, so that you can draw a simple lotus leaf!
4. Start coloring. Colour the lotus first. When I was a child, we learned the poem "The lotus leaf is infinitely bright, but the lotus is not the same as red", so we painted the lotus in pink, and the petals were darker, creating a layered feeling.
5. Continue to paint the stems of lotus flowers green and the lotus leaves dark green. The color of the lotus leaf is bright green, so we should pay attention to the color selection when painting.
Step 1: Draw a lotus leaf on the paper.
2. Then draw a circle connecting the stem and the vein of the lotus leaf on the lotus leaf.
3. Draw a lotus leaf in the same way.
4. Then draw a lotus flower bone.
5. Then draw lotus leaves and lotus stems.
6. Finally, color with green lead and pink lead.