What are your paintings like for all ages?

Kindergarten drawing stick figures. The first grade of primary school was praised by the art teacher as "talented", so he was complacent, and practiced his painting skills day and night, for fear of being "surpassed" by other friends. In the third year of high school, he applied for the Academy of Fine Arts and passed the test successfully.

Competitive by nature, the never-ending pursuit of epiphany techniques during college suddenly realized that he had deviated from the "fundamental pleasure" of painting for many years, and was ashamed. After all, I understand that man's greatest friend and enemy is only himself, so he can do whatever he wants in the face of painting, enjoy the fun and it, and there is no obsession between good and bad.

I have always liked to doodle and draw, and all of my elementary, junior high and high school textbooks have been spared. At that time, it was true that the general environment was prejudiced against the study of art, and many people thought that they could only study art if they did not study well, but in fact, this was really not the case...So I didn't become an art student in high school, and I studied a major in college that I didn't like at all. After graduating and joining the workforce, I suddenly realized that I still liked to draw, so I picked up a pen and began to study.

I chose watercolor because I like the texture of watercolor, and I have not received systematic professional art training, so I have enrolled in interest classes or self-study....I've been persisting for two years, and the progress is very slow, but I'm still very happy to keep drawing, and I've made some like-minded friends in the process of learning to paint, and sure enough, the most important thing is to pick up the pen and paint.

I just like it since I was a child. My dad liked to paint when he was a child, but unfortunately his family was poor at that time, and there was relatively little art education in the small county, so he didn't complete it. So he fully supported me to learn to paint, and when I was a child, my father taught me to draw and make clay figures.

When I was in elementary school, I participated in the school's stick figure class, and later enrolled in a serious art training class in the third grade of elementary school and began to learn sketching. After graduating from junior high school, he was admitted to the high school attached to an art academy in Beijing, and went to Beijing to study alone. This school is guaranteed, but unfortunately I didn't get it for various reasons, and then I took the unified entrance examination and was still admitted to the modeling major of that university.

Sophomore in high school, art student, can be regarded as painting into the door, before always holding a kind of art and sports students easy to enter the university idea and a little interest, and later after learning, is a feeling for painting, but also let me learn to persist not to give up, no matter about the university, I will also persevere, it is an art, especially when you have a little understanding of it and your own ideas, there will be a sense of achievement, even if you are tired, it is worth it, you will enjoy the process.

I used to like to draw, and of course my paintings were terrible, but I didn't think so at the time, and I thought I was awesome. In fact, it is very bad, and the key is the kind of eye master who is low. I often start to draw and fly before I have even learned to climb.

Last month, my high school classmates actually saved my high school paintings, and I was so moved. Looking at the things I used to draw now, I think it's very interesting, but it's also very interesting. I'm not confused, the learning path of that era was really very narrow, and it was all scribbles.

I read Dragon Ball manga in elementary school, and Super Saiyan was so handsome, so I copied it, and I thought that being able to draw was a cool skill, and I should have it too. Later, I had the opportunity to learn to draw in a serious and systematic way, and learning was quite boring, and it was similar to listening to lectures in school. After learning a certain level, drawing becomes fun again.

That's pretty much it.

<> "I have no foundation in decorative painting in college, and I can only try to keep up with the footsteps of my classmates

After-school assignments at senior colleges. Childhood dreams come true.

Children generally love to doodle at the age of one year, and show a strong interest in colors and patterns at the age of two. At this time, there is no need to go to the class to study, parents should pay attention to what they should do is to give enough support, do not prevent them from drawing, and maintain their interest in painting.

From the age of 3 to 5, it is a good time for painting. The cognitive ability of 3-4-year-old children is relatively simple, the small muscles of the hands are not developed, and the pen is not flexible, so children at this age generally only draw some simple animals and characters.

The picture also looks quite incongruous: the head is drawn very large, the human body is asymmetrical, and the limbs are uneven in length and uneven in thickness.

However, 4-5-year-old children have improved significantly, and after 1 year of professional guidance and training in painting, the level of painting has improved by leaps and bounds. So, at the age of 4-5, learning to draw is the best age.

It's okay to be four years old, our eldest can study at Hope Art at the age of four, and now I'm learning anime, and I've made great progress, and my imagination is very good.

About the year's painting works can be pasted Spring Festival couplets, the painting method is as follows:

1. Prepare white paper, ruler, pencils, and colored pens.

2. First use a pencil and ruler to draw a vertical rectangle on the white paper to represent the door frame.

3. Draw a vertical line in the middle of the rectangle to represent two doors, and draw a circle on the left and right of the vertical line to represent the door knocker.

4. Draw a vertical rectangle on the left and right sides of the door frame to indicate the upper and lower lines.

5. Then use a pencil and ruler to draw a rectangle above the door frame to represent the horizontal batch.

6. Use a pencil to write the words of the upper link, the lower line and the horizontal batch.

7. Use a brown colored pen to paint the gate with color.

8. Then use a red pen to color the Spring Festival couplets, and the stick figures of the Spring Festival couplets are finished.

There are 6 paintings of the year character and 13 paintings of the age character, and the total of these two characters is: 6 + 13 = 19 paintings.

Hello! The appropriate age for learning to paint is due to the fact that children can "doodle" at the age of 1 or more than 1 year, 2-3 years old begin to be interested in shapes and colors, 4-5 years old begin to understand and draw actual things and experienced things, 5-6 years old, not to paint what they see, but to paint what they know, at this time the child's observation, imagination, and even expressive desire are very high.

It's never too late.

The elderly also attend college.

Do you think the old man is late?

Makes sense.

Age 6 and age 13

There are 2 kanji in total, and a total of 19 strokes.

There are 6 paintings of the year character, 13 paintings of the age character, and 9 paintings of the paragraph character, and the total of these three characters is: 6 + 13 + 9 = 28 paintings.