Sketching should be easy to learn

Sketching is the basic skill of all fine arts, in other words: it must start with an understanding of light, which is unpredictable and if you really like it, you will soon be fascinated. Any great painter starts with sketching and then becomes fascinated by light.

If you're interested, you'll be able to learn about it.

Sketching should be mastered: perspective (the basic rules of perspective: near large and far small, near high and far low, near wide and far narrow, near real and far virtual), proportional relationship, structure, light and dark tones, the hierarchical relationship between black, white and gray and whether the shape of the painted object is accurate (to put it bluntly, the image of the painting is not like), plus diligent practice, see more, practice more, and ask more.

If you understand this, your sketching skills will improve day by day.

The first thing is to be interested and energetic, because to learn to sketch well, you have to go through a hard breakthrough in the middle.

Then there is a good surrounding environment, the best environment is in the studio everyone to learn together, everyone to compete together, can quickly improve the level of sketching.

Also, a good teacher doesn't have to be a teacher, what you appreciate and is willing to teach you, that's fine.

There will be many problems in the process of learning to draw, if someone points you out, then your progress is very fast, which is much better than learning to draw alone.

The first is to be interested in yourself, there is a saying that good interest is the last teacher, as long as you like it, it should not be difficult.

It's okay to learn, it's to practice a lot, you can't give up halfway, interest and perseverance are very important.

Diligence first, sketching is a technique, line is the basic skill, only on the basis of solid basic skills and continuous practice, you can learn well. Talent is needed, but 99 percent sweat is more important.

If you want to learn, you can learn it, in fact, it is not difficult, follow the teacher's requirements, and you can get started quickly.

I have learned sketching since I was a child, and I think there is no difference between good and bad learning, only the knowledge that you don't know, if you like it very much, you will accept it quickly, and if you don't like it, it will be difficult.

Sketching is the foundation, and the more you paint, the more you feel, the more you feel.

The first is interest. The second is my own understanding of painting, which is the most crucial. He needs a process like learning anything else. The faster you comprehend, the more you will master.

In fact, if you're an art student, you're going to think that gouache is the best thing to learn. Because sketching has to use light and shadow to create a sense of volume, or a sense of space, it's not easy to master. And water is relatively easy to operate as long as it uses the shade of color.

Well, it's easy to learn, but it's hard to master. You only need to spend one to three hours a day practicing the basic basics (plaster geometry), and after about two months, you can draw some still life sketches and figure sketches when the foundation is a little more solid. It is recommended that you buy a copy of (Plaster Sketch) and (Still Life Sketch) to see the treatment of layout, the details of the light treatment and the details of the layering in those textbooks.

The pencil to be used is HB, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, etc., the higher you go, the darker the color, and the higher you go, the softer the hardness of the pencil. Pay attention to the posture of holding the pen and the strength of the tone! I believe you can do it quickly in three months!

Can you sit on a stool? Do you like to draw? I've been learning to draw for 5 years, my waist is not good, 5 sketches a day, I don't have a break during winter and summer vacations, if you like it, I should be able to learn it.

My subject only learned sketching in college, and she learned about a month to learn about it. But she's hardworking and good at learning...

I like sketching, and I believe that "interest is the best teacher".

Luckily, I've been studying for a year and a half. You have to be patient to learn this, you can learn still life sketching, you can be very calm, it's very good.

If you're interested, it's not difficult, I'm an amateur, but my sketches are good, come to my space and see 1248483021

Start from the basics, practice the lines first, then draw plaster, still life, slowly practice from a simple opening, and when the level is high, you can draw a portrait of a person, etc., mainly relying on long-term training and your own brain thinking.

Painting only needs a little talent, more is diligence, if you love painting and are willing to study, there is not too much difficulty, if you don't try to use your brain to understand the relationship, it is still quite exhaustive to learn、、、

It's okay to say it's easy to learn, and it's okay to say it's hard to learn. It depends on the individual, talent only accounts for a small part, and it mainly depends on hard work!

Innate conditions, acquired hard work, will be a thing is very simple, proficient in a thing but very meaningful.

In fact, I think it still depends on the individual's understanding of values, attitudes towards life, etc.

It's not easy to learn, it's a process of training eye-hand and one, and it takes time and perseverance.

It is still difficult to grasp the structure, and it is most important to understand it while drawing.

Fortunately, it varies from person to person, as long as the foundation is well laid, it is not very difficult to learn.

It's not as easy to learn as I imagined, but it's still going to be a bit talented.

To have a sense of art, diligence and diligence are very important. ，

Okay The key is personal interest and talent

If you are interested in it, you will be able to learn.