Five-claw golden dragon painting course
Preparation materials: paper and pen.
1. Draw the dragon head first, and draw the eyes and mouth on the dragon head.
Draw the dragon's tongue in the mouth, and then draw the hair on the head.
3. Behind the head, we draw the body part of the dragon, and then draw the two claws of the dragon.
Draw the rest of the dragon's body, and then draw the other two claws of the dragon on the body, so that the dragon is finished.
Precautions:
1. Detailed treatment: The structure of the golden dragon with five claws is rather complicated, and every part and detail, such as scales, eyebrows and manes, need to be carefully treated. And pay attention to the details to highlight the characteristics of the dragon and increase the artistic effect of the picture.
2. The proportion of dragons: Golden Dragon with five claws is a special dragon image. Pay attention to the coordination and rationality of proportion. The size and shape of the head, body, wings, claws and other parts should meet the standards, neither too big nor too small.
3, brush stroke treatment: when painting, you need to pay attention to the direction and thickness of brush strokes and the treatment of lines. The lines of the golden dragon with five claws should be smooth and powerful, and the dragon forest and eyebrows should be treated with fine pens to make the picture more detailed.
4. Individualized expression: When painting golden dragons with five claws, we should pay attention to personalized expression and innovation. We don't have to be completely confined to traditional expressions, but we should make breakthroughs and innovations, break away from convention and give full play to our creativity.
The Significance of Dragon in China Culture
Dragon is a mysterious creature in legend, which has different images and meanings in cultures all over the world. In the traditional culture of China, the dragon is one of the most important totems, regarded as a mascot and a symbol of glory, power, divinity, courage, strength and knowledge. Here are some aspects about dragons:
1. Appearance: Traditionally, the dragon is regarded as a huge winged reptile with horns on its head and a body like a python, with sliding scales and angular edges. The scales on the dragon are colorful.
2. Mascot: The dragon is regarded as a mascot in China culture, and there are countless beautiful things, such as celebration, auspiciousness, auspiciousness, praise, gods, power, wealth and strength. Therefore, the dragon occupies an extremely important position in China traditional culture and is one of the most distinctive symbols in China culture.
3. Representing power and status: As one of the most important totems in China traditional culture, the dragon represents imperial power, status and power. In ancient China, emperors often used the image of dragons to show their authority. For example, China's robes and beds are symbols used by emperors.
Dragon is one of the important symbols of China culture, which is of great significance in folk beliefs, traditional culture of China and many other fields. Mastering the cultural connotation and representative significance of dragons can help us better understand and appreciate the richness of China culture.