Painting carp, oil painting, Chinese painting, watercolor, illustration 20

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1. Use the sheep's hair pen to dip it in light and divination ink, dip the tip of the pen in thick ink, and draw the back and tail of the carp with the center stroke.

2. Continue to move the pen sideways to draw the fins on the back of the carp.

3. Dip the thick ink to outline the carp's head and eyes.

4. Continue to draw the outline of the carp's mouth and head.

5. Select a sheep's hair pen and dip it in light ink dots to draw the fin of the carp's abdomen.

6. Continue to draw the markings on the back of the carp, dip the heavy ink dots to draw the carp scales. Choose a small wolf pen, and draw the carp fin stripes with the center stroke.

The body of the carp is flattened, the body of the fish is black and slightly blue-yellow, there are two pairs of whiskers on the mouth, and there are many kinds of colors and ears, which are mostly used for ornamentation. Fish and "Yu" are homophonic, containing the meaning of "more than every year" and "wealth".

1. Use a large bucket pen to adjust the ink, the pen root is shallow, the tip of the pen is thick, two strokes draw the back of the fish, first draw the near end, and then draw the far end, in order to leave the dorsal fin, the far end only draws a part.

2.Nod with a slightly thicker ink brush and set the position of the gills.

3.Use a small bucket pen to lighten the ink, dip the tip of the pen in thick ink, and draw the dorsal, pectoral fin, pelvic fin, anal fin and caudal fin.

4.When the ink is half dry, use a small long sharp pen to outline the scales and fin patterns on the fish's body, and pay attention to the changes between virtual and real.

5.Use a white cloud pen to light the ink, dip the tip of the pen in thick ink to draw the eye sockets, and use thick ink to dot the eye. Draw the mouth and whiskers according to the shade of the head, and finally hook the belly with a light and dry ink.

Fish swim freely and flexibly in the water, and once you have mastered the basic drawing techniques, you can try to create fish by understanding the dynamic laws of fish.

1. Choose a sheep's hair pen dipped in light ink, dip the tip of the pen in thick ink, and draw the back and tail of the carp with a pen in the center.

2. Continue to move the pen sideways to draw the fins on the back of the carp.

3. Dip the thick ink to outline the carp's head and eyes.

4. Continue to dot draw the outline of the carp's mouth and head.

5. Select a sheep's hair pen and dip it in light ink dots to draw the fin of the carp's abdomen.

6. Continue to draw the markings on the back of the carp, dip the heavy ink dots to draw the carp scales. Choose a small wolf pen, and draw the carp fin stripes with the center stroke.

The carp has a flat body on the side, the body is black and slightly blue-yellow, and there are two pairs of whiskers on the mouth, and there are many kinds of colors, which are mostly used for ornamentation. Fish and "Yu" are homophonic, containing the meaning of "more than every year" and "wealth".

How to draw carp in Chinese painting:

Hold the pen with the palm downward, drop the paper from the lying front, move the pen to the upper right, and slowly lift the pen in the process of moving the pen, and convert the horizontal front pen into the center pen in the process of gradually lifting the pen, so that the brush strokes gradually become thinner and drag out the tail handle. Half of the caudal fin is then hooked. Add one more stroke to outline the other half of the caudal fin.

Draw the head of the fish with a central edge, point out the eyes, and draw the pelvic and anal fins.

Change the blue bamboo pen to draw the two cheek fins of the fish, and then draw the mouth and whiskers of the fish. When drawing the cheek fins, aim the tip of the pen at the gills of the fish's head and drop the paper with the horizontal edge, and at the same time make the tip of the pen outward. Use a pencil to draw out the scales of the fish.

Starting from the lower part of the head of the fish to the caudal peduncle of the fish, a dozen lines at equal distances are drawn from the top right to the bottom left, and then repeated in the form of crossing. When the ink is half-dry, the spine fin is outlined on the back of the fish with burnt ink.

Chinese painting

Chinese painting (also known as Chinese painting) is a traditional form of Chinese painting, which mainly refers to scroll paintings painted on silk, rice paper, and silk and framed. The term Chinese painting originated in the Han Dynasty, with themes such as figures, landscapes, flowers and birds, realistic and freehand techniques, in terms of content and artistic creation, it reflects the ancients' cognition of nature, society and related politics and philosophy.

Chinese painting originated in ancient times, pictographs, laying the foundation; At the beginning, there was no difference between text and painting, and it was originally the same meaning. Some people believe that Fuxi painted hexagrams and Cangjie made characters as a precedent for calligraphy and painting. There is no difference between words and drawings at the beginning.

Step 1: Use a sheep's hair pen dipped in light ink, the tip of the pen is dipped in thick ink, and the center moves the pen to draw the back and tail of the carp.

Step 2: Continue to draw the carp with fins on the back of the carp.

Step 3: Dip the thick ink to outline the carp's head and eyes.

Step 4: Continue to dot draw the outline of the carp's mouth and head.

Step 5: Select a sheep's hair pen and dip it in light ink dots to draw the fins on the carp's abdomen.

Step 6: Continue to draw the markings on the back of the carp and dip the heavy ink dots to draw the carp scales. Choose a small wolf pen, and draw the carp fin stripes with the center stroke.

Common carp is an omnivorous fish, and juveniles mainly feed on rotifers, crustaceans and small invertebrates. It is found in Afghanistan, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.

Contemporary flower and bird painters such as Chen Yongqiang and Shi Hongbin are famous for painting fish, but they not only paint fish, but also paint carp but also all kinds of goldfish, tropical fish, flowers, birds and landscapes.

Chen Yongqiang plays the moon.

Shi Hongbin's Chinese painting carp series.

Lan Jianxing, a famous painter in Guangxi and a member of the Sino-American Association, is a master painter of contemporary gongbi painting fish, and he once created a "Ode to Arowana" with a collection of up to one million. Lan Health is a master of modern Chinese painting in China, and is known as the master of "Xiangxi White Stone Shrimp, Eight Gui Dinghua Fish".

Wuxi painter Wu Rongkang is known as the king of carp painting.

Chi Ming Wu Qingxia.

Song Shouyou Wu Rongkang.