I. Preparatory work

1, determine the painting tool.

Choose appropriate painting tools, such as pencils, markers, paints, etc.

2, determine the drawings

Choose appropriate drawing paper, such as A4 paper and sketch paper.

Second, observe the room structure.

1, observe the room size.

Observe the size of the room and determine the scope of painting.

2. Observe the layout of the room

Observe the layout of the room and determine the location of furniture and items to be painted.

Third, start painting.

1, draw the outline of the room.

According to the observed room size and layout, draw the outline of the room with lines.

Step 2 draw furniture and objects

According to the observed room layout, draw the furniture and articles in the room, such as beds, tables, chairs, bookshelves, etc.

Step 3: Add details

According to the actual situation, add some details, such as the decoration of doors and windows.

Fourth, finish painting.

1, for details.

Check whether the details in the painting conform to the actual situation, such as the size and position of the object.

2. Modify and improve

Decorate and improve the painting to make the picture more beautiful.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) matters needing attention

1, pay attention to the proportion.

Pay attention to proportion when painting, and avoid items that are too big or too small.

Step 2 pay attention to color matching

Pay attention to color matching in painting to make the picture more vivid.

Characteristics and uses of different painting tools and styles

First, the characteristics and uses of different painting tools

1, pencil

Pencils are suitable for beginners, easy to master, and can draw delicate lines and clear shadows.

2, crayons

Colored pens are rich in colors, suitable for rapid painting, and can draw bright colors and rough lines.

3. Pigment

Pigments can create richer colors and deeper layering, and are suitable for painting landscapes, still lives and so on.

Second, the characteristics and uses of different painting styles

1 realism

Realism pursues the true representation of reality, emphasizes details and texture, and is suitable for painting portraits, still lives and so on.

Step 2 be abstract

Abstractionism pursues the expressive force of form and color, does not stick to specific forms, and is suitable for expressing emotions and artistic conception.

3. Impressionism

Impressionism emphasizes the expression of light, shadow and color, pursues instantaneous visual effects, and is suitable for painting landscapes, figures and so on.