When learning to draw, from the shallow to the deep, step by step learning what should be the order

1l That's right, it's more like that, starting with a sketch: Geometry, Still life, Gypsum facial features, Plaster mask, Plaster head, Plaster bust, Life-size head, Life-size half-body, Life-size body, Human body.

When the sketch reaches the point where the human body is drawn, it takes four years to draw so-so, and it takes six to seven years to draw it seriously.

Colors start with monochrome paintings, warm tones with ochre, cool tones with ultramarine, and then color still lifes, starting with fruit porcelain vases, then more complex and textured ones, such as metal vessels, or excavated pottery with rough surfaces, and then things with more complex structures and lower color contrast, such as the interlining changing from bright colors to gray, still lifes to flowers, knives, etc.

Combining a sense of color with a sketch basics, try oil painting, gouache, figures, landscapes, etc.

Although it looks very leisurely to see the painter sketching in front of the easel, it takes a lot of energy and time to be able to create independently after the above basic training. The most common exercise to learn art is the kilometers of walking in front of the easel every day.

Of course, there is also an opportunistic way, and that is to learn to draw...A line of painting refers to a copy of a high-quality imitation, a work with bright colors and fascinating colors, but no basic skills, and this is a purely commercial commercial painting.

Of course, oil paintings are much more expensive than line paintings, line paintings are dozens to hundreds of large pieces like bathtubs, and oil paintings are tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of paintings in art museums, and this is the difference.

Generally, the line painting is very fast, as long as you can copy and adjust the color, you will be able to draw the line painting.

The above are the two forms of painting ** and the learning process The landlord thinks by himself.

The best are: Sketch Geometry, Sketch Still Life, Color Still Life, Sketch Plaster Image, Color Landscape, Color Plaster Image, Sketch Character Head, Color Character Head, Sketch But, Color But, Sketch Full Body Portrait, Color Body Portrait, Sketch Human Body, Color Human Body, Sketch Double Human Body, Color Double Human Body, Sketch Creation, Color Creation.

First understand the steps of painting, learn how to observe, how to draft, how to deal with big relationships, how to go deeper, how to go from the whole to the part, from the part to the whole, after solving the technical problem, after studying the expression of art, and then creating with your own unique style, and finally being able to integrate your own sentiments, tastes, thoughts and feelings into what you express, you are an artist.

Two forms of painting and the learning process.

Start by tracing sketches of basic geometric cubes such as cubes, cylinders, cones, and blocks into the combination of these basic objects.

In the process, students will learn the basic knowledge of lines, primary and secondary, virtual and real, light and heavy, and understand the basic knowledge of space, perspective and composition.

These skills are then consolidated by switching between copying and sketching.

Then it's time to paint still lifes -- fruits and vegetables, porcelain pots, interlinings, all kinds of messy little things, and learn the expression of texture and texture.

At the same time, you also need to learn to sketch the human body, sketch the scene, understand the basic structure of the human body, and the scene includes skills such as composition, close change of the picture, etc., learn to grasp the shape, use lines to better express your work, and convey the idea you want to express.

In short, it is very important to switch between copying and sketching, not just sketching, let alone copying.

The most important thing in art is some basic exercises, the best paintings are the most detailed portrayals, perseverance and carefulness are the most important.

There's no painting that can be finished, and you can always modify it to make it look better.