I m 21 years old, I want to learn how to draw, I don t have any foundation at all, I want to start w

The artboard must have an easel clip [or a nail.

2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b, 8b, 2h, 3h, 4h, 5h, 6h, b, hb pencil eraser.

Find a studio to learn Generally speaking, there are more than 2,000 classes a week, and there are 3,000 classes.

If you recommend it, Hangzhou and Shanghai studios are the best.

You should start with the most basic line drawing, sketching is difficult. I started with line drawing, then gouache, oil pastels, sketches, and finally oil painting.

Go to a place that specializes in selling drawing tools and buy all kinds of tools.

Beginner General pencil model requirements are not very fine.

Pencil: 2b 4b 6b 2h hb should be enough.

Sketch paper, eraser, drawing board, easel, utility knife.

These simple things are enough, and you learn the rest slowly, and you will naturally know what you need.

You can find a better studio, you can study on your own, start to see more of the old masters, and go to any art exhibitions. The emphasis on sketching is persistence, because it's a bit boring. You can draw by yourself first, still lifes, geometric objects, people, etc., and then go to find books and teachers.

Sketchpad, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b, 8b, 2h, 3h, 4h, 5h, 6h, b, hb pencil, clip tool.

You can buy a basic sketch, geometry, still life, you can do it yourself, but you must stick to it.

You can watch paintings online** or learn from your local studio. I also learned to paint, it's not difficult, you can learn well in half a year, painting focuses on interest, perseverance, not three minutes of enthusiasm. Study hard! Come on!

Learning to draw is not about the length of time or whether the foundation is strong, but whether you have an interest or not, and only when you have an interest in learning will you feel happy.

The first step in sketching is to draw the lines well, that is, the ends are thin and the middle is thick, and it is generally enough to practice for two days. The next step is to draw geometric shapes, first copy and then sketch, the law of painting is based on the law of near large and far small, near high and far low, near real and far virtual, which needs to be slowly experienced and understood. Geometric shapes are divided into monomers and interspersed bodies, and the monomers are drawn first and then the interspersed bodies are drawn, paying attention to the proportions.

Then there is the combination of drawing. After the geometry stage, we began to practice sketching still lifes, which are the bottles and cans, vegetables, fruit plates, etc. that we usually see. Plain still lifes should pay attention to their structure interspersed, which requires long-term practice.

Then there is the plaster head, this is the comprehensive use of the previous geometric shapes, painting must not always have a global concept, can not draw an object painted in the painting of another, you need to coordinate the overall situation. Another important thing is to have the ability to generalize, not to see what to draw, this needs to have an aesthetic sense. The plaster avatar is finished, and it is finally a real avatar.

That's all for my painting journey, and I hope it helps.

Learn to sketch first practice the lines, according to the fine and thick strokes to practice, then the plaster geometry, bookstores sell these books, the most basic is to master the three major aspects: black, white and gray and the five major tones: projection, reflection, light and dark junction, middle tone and highlights, the brightest highlights, the darkest light and dark junction.

To draw the shape and structure, we should master the perspective, near and far; The upper tone should be well grasped near and far from the void, the highlights and middle tones are solid, and the other parts are more empty....It is recommended to apply for a training class, the art you choose is a very connotative thing, not a sentence or two can be said clearly, the teacher of the training class will give you more guidance! This learning may be a bit boring at first, because drawing plaster geometry is not fun at all, and many people can't stand it if you have to draw it well, and you have to repeat the same exercises over and over again, but when you reach a certain level, you will find the charm and charm of sketching!

The first thing is to choose the right tools first. What kind of pencil. Chinese 2b4b and other pencils.

Secondly, start with the line, how to draw a line with different thicknesses and oils that is very clean.

Finally, look at other people's sketches. You can see the feeling of that layer, and start painting that layer first. Find the right transition between light and dark.

Start with plaster and then start still life. It takes a lot of time depending on the level of each person. When you learn a certain realm, you can get in touch with sketch avatars. On the one hand, it is the natural material, and on the other hand, you have worked hard and hard. Come on!

If you don't go to a training class, buy a basic sketch book first, start with that gesture, draw lines, copy first, and then try to draw. Slowly get acquainted with it, little by little.

At first, you can spend some simple shapes, such as plaster geometry, according to your preference, and copy the sketches at the same time. The most important thing is to think more, as the so-called interest is talent, as long as you are interested in thinking hard, you will definitely be able to learn.

I am almost self-taught, now sketching in the skills competition, the most important thing is to learn the line, this is the most basic knowledge of sketching, in fact, sketching to pay attention to observation, I learned this, in the copying to see the angle formed by the line and the horizontal line, and then go to the approximate angle slowly drawn.

It's best to buy a book, self-study is generally to practice lines first, and then it is to practice the structure of drawing still lifes, and after you are proficient, you can sketch and slowly apply light and shadow.

First buy a geometric sketch book to copy, master the shape, shadow and sense of volume, and then copy still life, such as vases, fruits and vegetables, plates, and finally copy the human head, you can sketch.

In my opinion, it is easier to sketch, geometry and still life... It's mainly the portrait in the back.,Sketching needs to be guided by someone with a foundation.。。。 Buy the book first...

Practice the lines first, and after two or three days, then draw the geometry. If you're talented, after a day of practicing lines, you can draw geometry straight away.

Buy some basic materials, insist on copying one every day, and start to copy some still life after a period of time.

Buy a basic book to practice the lines first, and learn from the shallow to the deep according to the book. It is best to attend a training course near you.

First of all, the lines are practiced, and when the hands are familiar, they draw plaster still lifes, pay attention to perspective, structure, etc.

Buy books, copy more, draw more, practice more, and you will improve

Find a round thing (ball), place it in a place where there is light, observe its dark and light sides, and pay attention to the junction line when drawing.

Buy a book... Practice the lines first.

Find a friend who is learning to draw and let him teach you!

Learn like Leonardo da Vinci to draw eggs.