Hairdresser, I want to learn sketching, what kind of books do I want to read, the basics.

This makes me embarrassed.

I don't know what your original intention was when you wanted to learn sketching.

Is it used to describe it to others when styling in hairdressing?

Or is it purely to improve aesthetics?

If you want to learn how to sketch, you don't need to read any books.

Find an art class and go to class on the weekends.

They must have had models, from the most basic plaster geometry to hanging noodles, round carvings and statues.

Then there's the live-action sketching.

Step-by-step learning, but also someone to guide and communicate.

If you want to use it, then read the book on the structure of the human head first, which is a very esoteric learning method and too professional.

Hehe. It's much better to actually draw than to read a textbook, and only by seeing your own work can you know what you don't know and what you need to know.

Good luck.

If you haven't learned it If you want to learn it systematically, it is recommended to learn geometry first, then still life, and then plaster faceted heads, and portrait sketching

If you just want to learn how to draw an avatar, then buy a book on avatars directly, but I suggest learning systematically, and in the centralized contact of avatars, because it is difficult to draw avatars without a foundation. You can study on your own first, you have to be diligent in practice, otherwise you won't be able to learn If you don't have the conditions, find a painting class to study

The Artist and Human Anatomy.

No, you don't! As long as you learn how to cut hair, perm, electric hair, straighten, blow dry, hairstyling and so on.

As a professional hair stylist, you should know how to sketch, so that you can improve your aesthetics, you can put your imagination into practice, and you can also use sketching to express your communication with customers. ~

I think first of all, you have to be on the right path and have a long-term vision. At the beginning, you should look at the master's paintings, don't look at unknown messy books and paintings (which will take detours), and don't look at any "design sketches" before the sketches are drawn. It doesn't matter if you don't understand the master's painting at first, it will point you in the right direction, and when you draw more, you will naturally understand it.

Because you have zero foundation, you can first buy a sketchbook from the **Academy of Fine Arts to copy. "**53 Years of Works Classics of the High School Affiliated to the Academy of Fine Arts" and "50 Years of Works Classics of the High School Affiliated to the Academy of Fine Arts", any one of them can be used. The first one I used before.

Sketching and color both have to be learned.

Sketching improves your ability to draw, shape, etc., in other words, to draw accurately and draw well.

Color is an important lesson in makeup, what color to match with what color, how to deal with the tone, etc., so it is recommended that you draw a sketch and then learn color.

Learn to sketch first, and start with the basics. Buy some basic sketch books and start practicing the relationship between light and dark in sketching, the concept of so-called smoky makeup is the relationship between light and dark and lines. . .

It's good to find a studio and study for a while. Self-study is hard.

I also started to learn sketching without any foundation, and in the past year since I started studying, I have mastered some sketching skills and have more than 20 works. All of them are satisfied.

I think if you really like sketching, you can paint more, look at more sketches at home and abroad, think about it yourself, and you will improve if you start drawing, and I believe that if you can stick to it, you will definitely learn it in a short time.

You can start by sketching geometry and buying geometric monomers and geometric combination books. Then when you become proficient, you can start painting still lifes, then plaster casts, and then move on to the human head stage, where you can combine copying and sketching, followed by busts and full-body portraits. Of course, sketching is a must.

The key is not to buy a book, but to see more masters and art exhibitions.

It is recommended to teach the basics of sketching, and the content is probably about perspective, and the relationship between light and dark. It is usually sold in large libraries.

Landlord, I'm also new to sketching.

I'll introduce you to a web page, which is all about sketching tools, postures, and other basic things, which are very useful! [There are also some that are the basis of color and sketching, so if you are interested, check it out].

Hope it helps.

As for books. You go to the bookstore to see.,A lot.,Choose 2 books you like on the line.,Same as courseware.,He will mark the foundation of still life on the top.,Head sketches and the like.,Go see it yourself.,What others introduce may not be suitable for you.。。。 Good luck.

First of all, practice whether you have a keen sense of things, practice sketching, sketching geometric shapes, ......Perspective ......And so on......

It's even better if you're a college student! There must be an art academy at the university! You can go there to find students who study pure art, and live to find industrial modeling, and the students of environmental art should have good kung fu at hand......Go to the library to read more art-related materials, and draw more sketches when you have nothing to do.

You need sketch paper to learn sketching, the Snow Mountain brand is good, the pencil may be used from b to 8b, and you can use 1b to 4b for beginners. You can buy the most ordinary Chinese drawing pencils, but pay attention to buy real, buy Shanghai, most of the Beijing products are fake, you also need a drawing board, at the beginning of the practice of basic skills, first from the geometric shape of the painting, and then transition to a simple still life, and then to a group of still life, when you have nothing to do, you can practice more painting tones, the picture should pay attention to the relationship between black, white and gray, pay attention to the contrast between light and dark, the façade is heavier than the plane, the composition is tight and loose, etc., the sketch focuses on their own understanding, come on!

Color sketching? The sketches of CAFA and GOME are not bad, and there are also teaching basics.

Still Life Sketching The first step is to practice the movement of the lines and the arrangement of the brush.

The colors are the same, but one more thing to pay attention to is the contrast and fusion of colors.

Pencils to buy h, hb, 2b, 4b, 6b, 8b pencils, buy some plaster geometry sketch books estimated at 10 yuan, (and buy some pigments is best 24 kinds of more better, buy some scenery water books, still life) the lines should be drawn along the structure, the lines should be light at both ends,

Sketching takes time to accumulate, if you get started, it is best to buy some plaster geometry with clear structure and delicate lines to copy, you can find friends or teachers around you to help you choose, first draw a cube, then cuboid, hexagonal prism, cylinder, polyhedron, circle, combination, after the painting to pick a good still life book, after the painting can try to draw a landscape sketch or plaster head.

I have studied sketching, I think interest is the key, a few pencils: h b, a sketchbook that is not very big, start with the things you are interested in, such as: cups, toothbrushes, grasp the shape first, and learn to tone (that is, shadows).

In fact, the technique of the tone is determined according to the individual's thoughts and the mood to be expressed.

At the beginning, I started to practice geometric shapes, bought a book on geometric shapes, followed the drawing, finished drawing geometric shapes, painted still lifes, painted still lifes, painted facial features, drew human heads, and painted plaster heads.

Sketching is not something that can be learned in a day or two, so it is recommended to start with simple geometric drawing, then draw still lifes, and then draw figures, so as to practice the basics. I also studied sketching.

Buying books from the Academy of Fine Arts depends on one's own understanding.

Looking for excellence, there should be something for you. If you don't want to, you can go to the park and observe the lines of people, and start drawing people, and then you can basically get on the right track.

Practice the line first, that is, take a piece of pencil drawing paper, then pull the horizontal line, then pull the vertical line, the oblique line, and keep drawing the line until the line becomes straight, pay attention to the fact that it must be shaped with one stroke, and one stroke is a line. After the lines can be drawn, draw geometric still lifes, it is recommended that you buy a geometric still life book, and then copy, pay attention to the outline of the lines, as well as the shadows, the depth of the shadows. Then there's the character head, and then it's time to buy another book of character heads, and draw geometric character heads first.

Finally, there is the human body. The utensils are very simple, at the beginning with 2b and 3b pencils, in short, from 2b to 8b pens are bought, and then buy plastic erasers, as well as pencil paper, drawing tubes, drawing boards, etc., if you don't go out to sketch, the painttube is not needed, and the rest is nothing, I wish you success in self-study!

At the beginning, draw geometric plaster or block plaster hanging portraits, first use 2b, 3b or 4b pencil drawing, and when you reach a certain level, you can choose to use 5b, 6b or 8b to paint, if you want to buy a book in this area, you can find a particularly bright light and shade, you can not use a pencil to draw from beginning to end, you can use a light pencil to reach the outline, with a deep pencil to shadow.

At first, I usually draw geometric shapes, practice shapes, draw for a while, and then draw some irregular shapes, bottles and cans, vegetables and fruits. If you only sketch, buy a few pencils, sketch paper, and a drawing board.

You can go to a regular art supply store to buy some introductory books, start with geometry, when you buy a book, you have to look at it, it is best to have a process, what outline, outline and line for you to draw one by one, this kind of book is easy to understand. What you want to buy is a drawing board, an easel, drawing paper (you want to buy a sketch or gouache on the drawing paper, you can choose by yourself), pencils (commonly used are b, 2b, 4b, 5b, 6b), eraser (4b eraser is the most practical), clips, painting bags, gouache, gouache, paint, paint boxes, palettes, small buckets, small towels.

That's all I use, and there may be some that haven't been touched, so think about it yourself, and good luck

If you want to draw landscapes, it is recommended to focus on sketching, which is one aspect of sketching. I think you can also see a lot of black-and-white landscape sketches online.

Beginners can buy a basic sketch introductory booklet, with tools and techniques to introduce. Sketching and sketching are studied at the same time. You can draw geometry on the sketch, and then study still life, plaster image, and head portrait in turn.

In terms of sketching, you can start with the characters and then sketch them, and the sketching can be done anytime and anywhere.

After a lot of practice, you can do landscape sketching, it is recommended to take your work to the art department of the university to consult the art students, and ask them to help you correct some problems that are not covered in the book, but you have problems. This will do more with less.

Buy JKSL paint, 8 paper, and when you paint, you must be calm and not nervous.