Should I play or should I learn to draw, I want to learn to draw, what is this called painting?

I've loved drawing since I was a kid and I've never given it up.

I guess I'm a person from the past.

I know that painting is a very hard job, you must have a firm belief and perseverance, but also have talent, and you must be interested in painting to learn well.

I'm in my second year of junior high school and third year in the second half of the year.

My teacher was always against me learning to draw, saying that it would delay my homework, but my parents supported me.

I paint all day a week, and now I paint every day during the summer vacation, all day.

Because of my fast progress, I'm almost at the university level, so I draw with high school students, and of course, there are many repeaters. I've seen a lot of people who paint in order to get into college, they are really miserable, painting is so boring (for them), they live in the studio, and they live every day like a year. They are candidates, I am a student, candidates draw for exams, I draw for interests, and the two are different.

If you really like to draw, what if the place is changed? That's not a reason, anywhere, as long as you want, you can find a teacher and a place to learn to draw.

I'm telling you sincerely, because I'm a person who learns to draw, and I've experienced it firsthand, and painting is enjoyable for those who like it; For those who don't like it, it's an ordeal.

Of course, if you are interested, you can still give it a try.

Actually, I didn't learn to draw either, I learned it by myself and my friends, and if you like something, you have to stick to it. In fact, it's very similar to playing, you are just enjoying it

I doodle ...... textbooksIf you practice it, don't care about others, just stick to it (in fact, you don't need to.) Draw whenever you have a theme) Actually, I didn't learn to draw at all, but I just liked it!

Buy a book to see, copy and copy, read more comic books, anime to see how other people draw, I believe you will succeed!

Remember: comparisons make people fall behind. (It will break your faith, leave others alone, and work on your own).

It's good to learn to draw as if you were playing.

It's always good to learn some now.

You can still learn to draw anywhere else.

Can you also practice drawing on your own?

If you can't really stick to one thing, it's not your hobby!

Categories: Culture Art >> Calligraphy, Painting and Fine Arts.

Problem description: I don't know anything about art other than a bit of an aesthetic point of view.

Some comics, the drawings in the past 'villain books', are the kind that only use lines, no colors, and no excessive effects of shades, and I want to learn this. What is this method of drawing called? It is the effect in the villain book "The Danger of Tintin".

Is this technique called pencil drawing? Is it called a sketch? Should I start with **?

Analysis: Generally, the illustrations of the early villain books belong to the "white drawing", which is a kind of basic painting of Chinese painting. Later, there were also "comics" that changed the depiction technique, and the pictures and things expressed in comics were exaggerated, modified, and beautified.

If you do want to learn to draw, you must first learn to sketch. Sketching is the basic skill of painting, when painting and sketching, you can start from simple geometry to draw, gradually improve the complexity of the picture still life, later painting character sketches, hyper-realistic sketches. As a "white drawing", it is better to learn when you have a certain foundation in sketching.

Because the painting tools used in white drawing are brushes and ink are one-time finalized, it is difficult to talk well without a certain foundation in painting and modeling, but there are also other ways to find out the picture shape of white drawing (for example, you can use a pencil to type a sketch first, and then copy it from the copy table to the drawing paper). If you're interested in learning, I can give you some advice. qq***