How high is it necessary to sketch and paint?

If you want to learn by yourself, you need to be very talented, painting is not like learning to dance, painting requires more brains, and more emphasis is placed on personal perception ability. There is a foundation is a must, composition, lines are the most basic things, these need you to paint every day, to think, only your painting to accumulate a certain number of sheets, you will understand some, those who understand is really yours, others will not teach. The process is very painful, and sometimes you can't get over the bottleneck, which requires your patience, slowly draw and think slowly, maybe inadvertently, you will suddenly have an epiphany.

That's what it is like when it comes to drawing.

The kind of "like" you are talking about should be oil paintings, I don't know if you have seen Shishkin's paintings, including drawings and oil paintings, which are very realistic. There is a painting called Leng Jun in Hubei Province, which is also very realistic. This is not an overnight thing.

According to what you said, it should be that I see others painting "very**", and I am more envious, so it is a whim. If it's just a whim, it's recommended to learn a little about painting, and you can try to paint once in a while as a hobby. If you're determined to want to draw "**", learn to sketch from scratch.

Buy a basic book, no matter what you paint, you have to start painting from the plaster, buy a basic book, the steps are written very carefully, sketch and copy, you can also sign up for a training class, you can learn it yourself, it is very rare, many problems you don't understand.

Go to a training class and learn until the meeting. Painting is practice-based. How to compose a picture! If you haven't painted for a while, you won't have an experience. Blind painting at home without foundation has no effect. It's not interesting for a person to draw blindly.

It is necessary to find a good teacher from the foundation semester, as long as you want to learn, you can learn well.

Practice sketching characters and grasping features first.

This also requires personal perception and comprehension, not to be rigid in basic skills or anything, inspiration and feeling are also very important.

Starting with sketching colors, you can read more books on the structure of the human body.

Haha, ultra-realistic (photorealistic) sharpen the pencil, and you can draw as much as you can. Painted like black and white**. My experience is that you can make a "grid", "paint" part piece by piece, and then "finish" at the end, pay attention to the relationship between virtual and real ("virtual" is not equal to rough), you can refer to the steps and techniques of "hyper-realistic oil painting", take a look:

Claude. Iwell's oil painting technique will help you. That's right:

The pencil is pressed first with a softer one and then with a harder one. — I hope to adopt.

Hyper-realistic sketching refers to a form of sketching that can be extremely delicately expressed and depicted on the shape, texture and texture of the depicted object, and a kind of sketch that pushes the sketch of the object to the extreme. The intuitive feeling from the picture is a very realistic visual effect, without the lines, combinations of lines, or arrangement of lines that are common in ordinary sketches, similar to black and white with a clear focal length**.

Painting: Step 1: Composition. Draw the approximate position of the object in your picture, and at the same time, draw the boundary between light and dark, and give a preliminary account of the large volume.

Step 2: Further explain the structure and volume of the object, sort out their decent relationship, and on the basis of drawing the structural line, bring a large light and dark tone to initially show the light state and the shadow position.

Step 3: Start the in-depth portrayal. In the process of deepening, many relationships such as the primary and secondary relationships, softness and hardness, and tightness of the picture are all produced in the comparison. and the intrinsic color and texture of the object.

Step 4: Final adjustments. In the final stage, you need to make adjustments to the overall picture, rather than dwelling on the details. At this time, what needs to be done is to strengthen and weaken, to strengthen the volume, to strengthen the light perception of light and shade. In the final adjustment, remember that the whole is everything.

Hyperrealism is also called: all-round realistic light and shadow sketching. There's not much to say, as long as you look at your local portrayal ability, you can practice drawing apples!

You can paint the top side of the apple for 6 hours, that's how I came here, alas!! What a pain! But this is also a way.,Apples can't do it, you can spend eggs.,The same reason.。。。

What I painted,It's not good.,It's not super realistic.,Make do with it.,It's ugly.。。。

Look closely, draw a little and look at the real thing. Of course, to achieve hyper-realism, you need a deep sketching foundation, not one or two days can be practiced, no matter what others say, it is not their own, or they need to understand it themselves.

Let's draw ** first, in fact, surrealist paintings are design sketches. The ideas and expressions are all surrealism, and you can look at Dalí's Surrealist school.

Draw a grid Divide into many square grids **Print it out Hit the same grid Each grid is a good draw Finally, adjust it after drawing Long-term drawing.

It's hard to say......Let's start with the basics.

It is advisable to choose to draw some simple still life or feathered animals first.

It is better to use hard lead.

The length of time it takes to complete the hyper-realism depends on the size of the painting, the level of detail and the artist's proficiency, and the hyper-realistic painting method is not like ordinary still life painting, every step is a whole, and the body must be pushed and painted with precision.

It is best to choose fully open paper, more than 200 grams, it is easy to draw after enlarging small things, easy to handle, at this time you need a magnifying glass. Let's sharpen the pen.

Hyper-realistic sketching is simply a sketching technique. It requires the author to be very rigorous and realistic in the depiction of still life, without adding the author's consciousness of recreation, but only a simple and meticulous realistic depiction.

In terms of tools: ordinary sketch paper and pencil can be used. Many authors will choose harder lead, such as 3h or even 6h. This type of lead is relatively fine, so it is easy to portray. Especially the portrayal of the shiny side.

Steps: No different from ordinary sketch creation. As mentioned at the beginning, hyperrealism is just a technique of sketching.

The difference is that the use of this technique should pay attention to the cleanliness of the picture, and the bright surface should not be over-depicted. Once excessive, it will appear gray. When you put the tone up, you can't do it casually like an ordinary chiaroscuro sketch, but you have to arrange the tone carefully and carefully over and over again.

It's impossible to know the painting steps, and it's definitely not that simple, otherwise Leng Jun's paintings won't sell that kind of **, haha.

Technique and artistry do not conflict at all, you have a good idea, and then combine it with hyper-realistic techniques?

Leaving aside the draft, it is also difficult to adjust the tone only through the so-called high hardness pencil, and the success or failure does not lie in the bright and dark sides but in the brushstrokes. Large-area upward tone is obviously not rubbed out of that kind of uniformity. I'm curious about this, and it's easy to say that the details are portrayed.

There will be a lot of searches for this technique on the Internet, all of which say "it's similar to ordinary sketches", but in fact, I don't know, haha.

Condemn the first floor.

It doesn't matter if you send a bunch.

Not to the topic.

Something that condemns copying, pasting, and not being on the subject, hyper-realistic sketching is based on sketching.

A very fine painting method that pursues the best level.

If you can sketch, you can draw.

Idea when drawing.

Don't get dirty.

Pencils should be less soft.

Generally, there is a transition between light and dark between H-2B.

It's basically a small piece of tune.

It can't be rough, it's very time-consuming, and it can take about 1 month.

Look at the complexity of the painting, be patient with this! ~~

You have to learn basic realistic sketching first, but also have a solid foundation, and a clear mind, otherwise you will go crazy. Hyper-realistic sketching is generally used in foreign countries to draw almost the same proportion on paper, which is called photorealism. There is also a characteristic hyperrealism, which is the same hyperrealism, but not in exactly the right proportions, but with features that make the things and objects that are painted look like gods.

In addition, hyper-realistic sketching almost abandons the painting steps of traditional sketching, and pays more attention to modeling and fault tolerance, if you follow the painting steps taught by the studio teacher, then it is almost impossible for you to draw a hyper-realistic painting. Handwriting is easy to cause damage to the picture, eraser is used as little as possible, and the starting line is as light as possible. Don't deliberately draw any line between light and dark or adjust the reflection, you can draw what you see, you can draw what you see, artificiality will only make the picture more fake.

Hyper-realistic painting also values the near and the far and the virtual, and you can't cover everything, otherwise you will find that you are drawing a floor plan. Finally, don't just look at the details when painting ultra-realistic, otherwise you will go crazy, don't say I didn't warn you.

If you really can't do the basics of painting, it is recommended to use the camera to shoot it and use the PS filter to make a sketch effect, which is fast and realistic.

Some masters will actually print it down to make a base when they draw a hyper-realistic sketch, but the bottom of the print is processed, which is a very shallow and shallow kind to ensure the accuracy of the shape. . . The rest depends on years of sketching skills = = The steps really don't make much difference.

The basics of sketching are lines and perspective. To learn to sketch well, you need to work on both aspects.

The element of the sketch is the line, but the line does not exist in substance, it only represents the boundary of the object, the color and the plane, which is used as an illusion representation of the object. It is only in modern times that the line is considered to be a spontaneous element of form and independent of the object depicted.

The basic skills of sketching mainly refer to the basic application of the modeling ability of sketching.

The basic skills of sketching often refer to the ability to observe, resolve, contrast, chiaroscuro, model, space, and the ability to simply outline the shape of things.

Training method: You can start training from a simple flat image and slowly transition to a three-dimensional figure in three-dimensional space.

Simple flat images: such as circles, ellipses, straight lines, squares, and other basic graphics, three-dimensional shapes in three-dimensional space: the structure of the collection of gypsum body starts. Understand the contextual and contextual relationships between them, as well as the perspective relationships.

It is also a common way to get started with a lot of self-study. The basic skills of sketching are very important, just like the foundation of an edifice.

The first is the line, because the sketch is an object composed of lines, so it is necessary to practice the skills of the line, and the other is sketching, sketching is a simple sketch, and the sketch is good, so the sketch will be very easy.

The basic skill of sketching is to understand the structure of the form, and the line arrangement is just a form of expression.

1. Draw lines: from the top right to the bottom left, the length is 5-8cm, the two ends are thin and the middle is thick. Sketches are all composed of such lines.

2. Straightening: Straightening at different angles horizontally, vertically and obliquely, so that you can exercise your dexterity.

3. Draw the length of the straight line by feeling, for example: estimate the 10cm straight line by yourself, and then measure it with a ruler, see the error, and keep practicing to reduce the error. This will improve your styling abilities.

Pull lines, lines, perspective, proportions.

The most important thing is the six elements of sketching.