Where is Zebra Art? A simple introduction to zebras

Zebras live in the African savannah.

Zebra zebra is a specialty of Africa. South Africa produces mountain zebras, with wide black stripes all over the body, except for the abdomen, and the throat of the male has hanging meat. Common zebras are native to eastern, central and southern Africa, with striped or no stripes from leg to hoof.

Native to the plains of Orange and Cape Town in southern Africa, the adult zebra is about a metre long, chirping like a goose, with stripes only on the head, shoulders and nape of the neck, and white legs and tail with a dark dorsal ridgeline. East Africa also produces a form of zebra, which has the largest physique, long and wide ears, and narrow and dense stripes on the whole body, so it is also known as the fine striped zebra.

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Zebras are a class of equins that are commonly found in Africa. Zebras get their name from the protective markings on their bodies, and the stripes on each zebra are different. Mountain zebras are produced in South Africa, pseudo-zebras are produced in the plains of Orange and Cape Town in southern Africa, and a form of zebra is also produced in East Africa, also known as fine-striped zebras.

Zebra Art is mainly based on children's creative painting, and currently only offers S2 and S3 level courses. Among them, the learning content of the S2 level is mainly based on the perception of shapes and objects, and the perception of experiential imagination. The S3 level begins to tend to learn detailed expressions and explore techniques. It can be seen that although the Zebra art system has not yet been fully developed, the curriculum attaches more importance to the training of artistic creation ability and the cultivation of children's potential.

Art appreciation. Zebra art courses pay more attention to the cultivation of children's imagination, but as an AI course, it is always presented in the form of one-way interaction, so parents need to supervise their children and think positively about the problems with teachers; The Zebra Art course will explain the steps of creation in detail, but does not require children to copy and learn, and parents should also encourage children to use their imagination to create different content on the basis of the steps explained by the teacher.

Live teaching.

Draw the zebra's head first: there are ears, nose, mouth, eyes, etc.

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2.Draw its body again.

3.Draw a tiny tail.

4.Draw the markings. Zebras have a lot of markings on their bodies and some on their faces.

5.Chromatically. The zebra stick figure is done.

Zebra (English name: Zebra): It is the general name of the three species of mammals of the genus Equine of the order Oddhoof. It is named because of the protective markings on the body. No animal is more distinctive than the zebra's fur.

The stripes around a zebra's body are the same as a human fingerprint – no two ends are exactly the same. Zebra is a specialty of Africa. Plain zebras from eastern, central and southern Africa with striped or no stripes from legs to hooves.

Step 1: Take out the oval zebra head and draw a curve in the middle. Two pointed ears are drawn on the top of the head, and a line decoration is drawn in the middle of the ears. Then draw the zebra's round eyes, and use small line segments to draw his nostrils.

2 Step 2: Draw some wavy lines of hair on the zebra's head. Draw his body and limbs. I drew the white horse's pointed tail in the shape of a raindrop.

3 Step 3: Paint the zebra with its pattern below, an oval pattern, and a pointed front one. Then paint the zebra in your favorite color.

When we paint the zebra, we focus on drawing the zebra's standing posture, and the difficulty is to depict the patterns on the zebra's body, so that the zebra stick figure is both vivid and simple.