Watercolor antique flower picture material-"Watercolor" flower arrangement (9)·Wisteria (with process steps)

Watercolor copying of red and blue roses

Recently, I have really become addicted to painting roses with teacher Huang Youwei. The more I paint, the more I like them. When I saw Teacher Huang's painting, I couldn't wait to draw it^V^

The first blue rose, I was really fascinated by its color. It is a very gentle color, and the more I look at it, the more beautiful and light it becomes. However, the results I painted did not produce that gentle color, but I am also satisfied with this color. It is really difficult::gt;_lt;:: Record the steps this time~

First Step: Carefully draw a line draft on Teacher Huang’s completed drawing. Teacher Huang drew directly on the drawing paper. This can only be done if you have a rose in your heart.

Step 2: Use ultramarine and green lotus to create this light blue color, and lay the flowers as the background color.

The third step: This step is mainly to draw the relationship between light and dark. When blending, pay attention to the amount of water in the pen and the amount of water on the paper. If the amount of water in the pen is less than the amount of water on the paper, the pen will easily blur the color. Pigment is sucked away (I didn’t know this point of attention at all before, and I still wonder why I always take away the laid paint when blending-_-||)

Step 4: This step is mainly Adjust the relationship between light and dark to make the flowers more three-dimensional. You can add some black to the dark areas.

Step 5: In this step, I painted the branches and leaves. I first painted the leaves with light and dark green, and then dyed them with grass green when they were still wet. Finally, the thorns on the stem were drawn with ocher color, and it was completed~

It was snowing when I painted this picture. I put down the pen and raised my head, and there were already snowflakes flying all over the sky. I was suddenly hit by a sense of happiness. I am doing what I like in the house, and the outside is also pleasantly white. Is there any better time than this~

The second picture of red roses is as passionate as fire. This one feels better than blue. Roses are difficult to draw. Teacher Huang still finished it directly on the paper in one go, but I couldn't do it. I could only draw the line draft honestly and depict the petals one by one. Below are the documented steps.

The first step: Make a good line draft~

The second step: Use deep red and vermilion to mix colors. I painted this piece bit by bit, and I was very careful. The painting was ruined. Add black to the dark areas

Step 3: After painting the flower, still observe the overall picture and adjust the light and shade.

Step 4: Draw branches and leaves. Teacher Huang’s branches and leaves are particularly powerful. I can’t draw them. The colors used are dark green, grass green, ultramarine and lake. blue. Finally, the barbs were drawn with ocher color, and it was completed~

The sky cleared up when I was painting the red roses, and the bright sunshine was just like the passionate roses. These two paintings really fit the scene~ "Watercolor" Flower Matter ( 9)·Wisteria (with process steps)

To say that the most unique scenery in late spring is definitely the wisteria. Purple flower strips pour down like a waterfall, and people feel as if they have walked into it. A Purple Dream

The wisteria painted yesterday:

Paper: Huoduofu 300g medium coarse

Pigment: Kuretake 24 colors

The following is the process:

Simple line drawing.

After playing with water, several places need to be painted.

Use purple, dark purple, and yellow to blend.

I didn’t mount the paper, so the paper is a bit curled, but it doesn’t matter. After you draw it, wait for it to dry and press it with a book. Friends who are not afraid of trouble can frame the paper.

Use lavender and purple to draw flowers, paying attention to the changes in layering and depth.

The center of the flower is decorated with yellow.

Improve details such as flower texture.

Use the same method to draw the fluttering petals and the flower on the right.

Start drawing branches and leaves. The leaves should vary from dark green to light green. Don't use the same color or it will look rigid.

Draw the leaf texture and sprinkle purple paint with a tapping pen.

Complete.

Beauty is fleeting, painting is a way to preserve it, and so are photos.

Attached are a few photos of me and wisteria. This is a rose garden. I originally wanted to take pictures of roses, but the roses were still shy and waiting to be bloomed, but the wisteria unexpectedly took the photo. When I encountered this piece of wisteria, it can be said to be the most beautiful scene in this spring. Encountered by chance~

My other watercolor flower series articles:

Watercolor·Flower Affairs·Grape Hyacinth

Watercolor·Flower Affairs·Peony (with tutorials Steps)

Watercolor·Flower·Mulan (with process)

Watercolor·Flower·Lotus (with step) tutorial | Ancient style creative watercolor painting "Spring Night Happy Rain"

Introduction

"Good rain knows the season, and spring will happen. It sneaks into the night with the wind, moistening things silently." Good rain seems to choose the time to come in the spring when all things sprout. With the gentle breeze, it quietly enters the night. Finely and densely, it nourishes all things on the earth. Thick dark clouds shrouded the fields and paths, and only a little fishing fire on a fishing boat on the river emitted a ray of light, which looked particularly bright. When daybreak comes, the damp soil will be covered with red petals, and the streets and alleys of Jinguan City will be a colorful scene.

Teaching key points and difficulties:

1. Understand the art form of matching poems with paintings, use your imagination, and improve aesthetic emotions

2. Through the combination of ancient poems and paintings Creation organically combines literature and art, "there are paintings in poems" and "poems in paintings", further cultivating the ability to create beauty and improving artistic literacy

3. Refining the main body of the poem, focusing on portray.

Materials required: White cardboard, line pen, marker pen, double-sided tape, kraft paper, gold paint pen

Suitable age: Recommended for children aged 8 to 10 years old to practice

Draw the moon in the night sky and plants in the rain

Gently wipe the clouds out of the night sky with a black smudged paper towel

Draw the diagonal line with the highlight stroke to create the effect of rain

Drawing Shang Xiaohua mentions the title

Note: The pictures and texts are compiled from the Internet, and the content is only for sharing and appreciation.