1. Choose a theme and scene: First, decide the mountain scenery and theme you want to express. You can choose to describe beautiful landscapes, hikers and ancient literati's mountain trips.
2. Prepare materials and tools: prepare the painting materials and tools you need, including canvas, pigments (watercolor, oil painting, acrylic, etc. ), brushes, color palette, water, towels, etc.
3. Composition: Sketch your composition lightly on the canvas and decide the position and size of the elements such as mountains, trees and pedestrians. Make sure the composition is reasonable, so as to convey the theme and emotion you want to express.
4. Draw the background: Start from the distant mountain and draw the outline of the mountain with light blue or light gray pigments. Gradually add details, such as peaks, trees, rivers, etc. The color of the mountain should usually be lighter than the foreground.
5. Draw the foreground: Continue to draw the foreground, including trees, grasslands and pedestrians. Use darker colors and more details to enhance the visual appeal of the foreground.
6. Add people: If you choose to add pedestrians to the painting, you can draw the outline of one or more pedestrians so that they can cross the landscape and enhance the vitality of the picture.
7. Details and decorations: Add some details to the picture, such as flowers, streams, rocks and clouds. To enrich the level and atmosphere of the picture. You can also add some words, such as ancient poems, to strengthen the theme of the painting.
8. Adjustment and retouching: review the whole painting to ensure the coordination and balance of all parts. You can adjust colors, shadows and lighting effects to make the picture more vivid.
9. Signature and Completion: Sign your name or the artist's signature in the appropriate place of the painting. After confirming that the painting meets your expectations, it is finished.
The origin of ancient poetry
1, oral inheritance: The earliest ancient poetry was created and spread by oral inheritance. Bards in ancient tribes and societies passed on stories, myths, legends, praises and words of praise to future generations.
2. Written record: With the appearance of writing, people began to record poems on paper, bamboo slips, animal skins and other media. This development has enabled ancient poetry to be preserved for a longer period of time, and at the same time promoted the inheritance of culture and knowledge.
3. Literary development: With the development of literature, ancient poems began to develop independently in different cultures, forming their own styles and traditions. For example, China's ancient poems, Greek epics and Indian Vedic poems all have unique features.
4. Religion and Ritual: Ancient religious ceremonies and celebrations were usually accompanied by the singing of poems and carols. These poems are used for sacrifices, religious ceremonies, celebrations, etc. , and has a religious and mysterious nature.
5. Socialization and entertainment: Ancient social activities were often accompanied by ballads, singing and poetry performances, and gradually evolved into a part of ancient poetry.