Can anyone tell me how to draw a sketch What are the good books to recommend Thank you

The most important thing in sketching is dynamics.

The model's face and clothing lines can be carried back, which is secondary.

Also, fingers, shoes. These also need to learn to draw.

I suggest that beginners can't copy, of course, if it's just for the exam, copying is a solution.

The most important thing is to cultivate observation methods, from observing people's faces, parts, clothes, and head posture to change from the overall curve to the proportion of limbs to details.

The overall curve observation is easy to get started, and it is still obvious whether S or C is still obvious; You can apply the feeling of learning to write, a very complex word can be written at a glance; Detailed observation is not easy to cultivate, so it is necessary to practice sketching to cultivate observation and understanding of the detailed structure of the human body.

Then start drawing:

1. You will find that there is a beautiful curve on the target outline, which is made from head to toe in one go, or from the bag to the waistband, or the folds of the group swing. In short, if you can do it without looking at the clothes separately from the people, the head and other body parts, then you can have a nice start. It's an epiphany process that only takes an inspiration to learn.

2. Then it is the grasp and cultivation of limb proportions and the ability to depict details. Both of these require a lot of practice to be effective. When the curve about the details is completed, sometimes you will find that the details do not necessarily have to be drawn very thinly, and often the suggestive and interesting lines drawn can very cleverly guide the audience to imagine the real situation, which is more realistic than serious portrayal.

Start with sketching, at least you have to draw the geometry decently and then learn sketching, proportion, general form, main structure, perspective relationship, near real and far virtual, near large and far small. Perspective is important! If you want to use a book, you can get started with the basics, and you can also find some materials to copy, but you must be good at discovering your own style.

There is no shortcut in sketching, only more drawing, unless you are born.

At least stick to a few pictures a day, first draw the big dynamics of the characters, and then slowly go deeper.

You can find some homework from the Academy of Fine Arts or copy some of the masters' books.

Sketch literally means.

Write it out quickly.

So pay attention to the speed.

and the fluidity of the lines.

Don't draw a little line!

See the model: 1Pay attention to the dynamics of the model.

2.The proportions of the model.

As the so-called: standing 7 sitting 5 plates 3 and a half.

It's 7 heads standing.

Sitting 5 heads. Cross-legged, half-squatting 3 and a half heads.

Live and learn, and some models are because of the proportional relationship.

There will be a discrepancy in this. But that's usually the case

3.Pay attention to the lines.

Don't be too rigid, pay attention to the smoothness of the lines.

Pay attention to the folds. Don't be single, observe more.

Copy more. 4.Attention to detail.

For example, the rich folds of clothes, the performance of hands, and some small details, such as: watches, belts, shoes.

Hair with shoehead hair...

These are very flattering for the entrance examination.

But not to say. Something out of nothing

It's okay to wear ornaments, and if you take the exam in the future, you can distance yourself from others.

I usually draw a lot of hands.

Draw shoes. Pay attention to the layering of your hair and draw it in groups.

Draw a sketch with attention to the proportions.

Dynamics, center of gravity, pattern.

The line should be straightened! Accurate! Sure!

Doing that, I think you can say it very openly.

It's best to sketch it yourself.

And to do the above points, the teacher can't find fault at all.

It's hard to deduct points!

Haha good luck!

Copying is an aid, and the most important thing is sketching.

I want to draw a good character sketch.

The first step is to understand the skeletal structure and proportions of the character.

Because sketching doesn't require you to depict the character's clothes, faces, and faces very carefully.

On the contrary, the general understanding of bone structure and line proportion is more demanding.

That's why I want to draw a good sketch.

It's best to start with the proportions to understand the proportions of each part of the human body.

Then understand the important parts of the human body that are connected to the bones.

Only by practicing the lines can the sketch be depicted deeply.

I often get students to draw sketches of people and ask me why they look awkward.

And the sketches drawn by the masters, although not like the beauty.

Even if it's rough, it looks harmonious and comfortable overall.

The problem is that I don't understand the human body, the connection and movement of bones.

The perspective of different postures and different angles of people is not clear.

Therefore, the people who draw it feel very stiff, rigid and even distorted.

It is recommended that the landlord take a look at the art of the human anatomy book.

Time is urgent, although you don't have to copy every bone.

But at least it is necessary to understand the direction of the human skeletal muscles and the proportions of each part of the human body.

Master the perspective of various movement postures and the essentials of the center of gravity.

Then practice the smoothness of the lines and the spacing of the rhythm.

After all, painting is not a quick thing to do in a day.

If you want to draw well, in addition to talent, you need the landlord to figure out more knowledge in a limited time.

And it is effectively reflected in the picture in practice!