Question 2: Eight categories of stick figures refer to which enterprises' logistics departments can specify various categories of fixed assets according to the specific conditions of this system. Generally speaking, fixed assets can be divided into the following eight categories: Editor's recommendation: fixed assets inventory method 1. Houses and buildings Houses and buildings refer to houses and buildings owned by enterprises, including offices (buildings), halls, dormitories, canteens, garages, warehouses, oil depots, archives rooms, activity rooms, boiler rooms, chimneys, water towers, wells, fences and their attached water, electricity and gas. Affiliated enterprises, such as guest houses, hotels, motorcades, hospitals, kindergartens, shops and other houses and buildings, are owned by enterprises. 2. General office equipment General office equipment refers to office and business equipment commonly used by enterprises, such as desks, chairs, stools, cabinets, shelves, sofas, heating and cooling equipment, conference room equipment, furniture and electrical appliances. General equipment belongs to general equipment, as well as clothing, drinking utensils, cookers, decorations and so on. Also listed as general equipment. Three, special equipment special equipment, refers to all equipment belonging to the enterprise dedicated to a job. Including: sports equipment, audio and video recording equipment, projection camera equipment, typing and telex equipment, telephone and telegraph communication equipment, stage lighting equipment, archives special equipment, modern office microcomputer equipment, etc. All tools and instruments dedicated to a job should be classified as special equipment. 4. Cultural relics and exhibits Cultural relics and exhibits refer to various cultural relics and exhibits of cultural institutions such as museums and exhibition halls. Such as antiques, calligraphy and painting, commemorative items, etc. The logistics departments of some enterprises have showrooms and showrooms, and the above items are also cultural relics and exhibits. Five, books, refers to the professional libraries and cultural centers of books and business books. All kinds of books in libraries and archives within enterprises, including political, professional and literary books, belong to the state property. 6. Transportation equipment Transportation equipment refers to various means of transportation used by the logistics department, including cars, jeeps, motorcycles, vans, buses, ships, transport vehicles, three-wheeled trucks, human trailers, scooters, bicycles, BMW cars, etc. Seven, machinery and equipment machinery and equipment, mainly machine tools, power machines, tools and spare generators, as well as instruments, testing instruments and hospital medical equipment. It should also include machines, tools and equipment of some affiliated production enterprises. 8. Other fixed assets Other fixed assets refer to fixed assets that are not included in the above categories. The competent department may appropriately divide the above categories according to the specific circumstances, and may also appropriately divide and add categories.
Question 3: Introduction to the content of the stick figure encyclopedia Every child is full of curiosity about the world. They want to describe the world in their own way, and the simplest way is painting. No matter how great a painting is, it is composed of simple lines, so stick figure is the beginning for children to describe the world. How happy children will be when cute animals, beautiful scenery and lifelike characters appear under their brushes! Let children learn to draw a simple pen from an early age, from the correct posture of holding the pen until they can draw vivid things, which plays a great role in developing children's intelligence. Children, learn to draw stick figures from now on, and exercise your brain with your hands!
Question 4: What is the basic concept of children's stick figure? The technique of children's stick figure is to extract the most typical and prominent main features of the objective image through eye recognition, psychological memory, handwriting and other activities, and to show a general, recognizable and schematic painting in a flat, stylized form and simple and generous brushwork. [Edit this paragraph] Painting method: Sketch is an important means to observe, analyze and summarize the objective image. Answer: Choose the angle to show the structural characteristics. Physical structure is the most basic element of painting. All kinds of objects have their own unique components, structures and proportional relationships. It is relatively simple to express a two-dimensional plane structure with a flat pen. However, in order to express the image of an object with a three-dimensional structure, because it mainly shows one-sided graphics, we should choose the angle and visual direction that can fully express the structural characteristics of the object when sketching, so that these characteristics can be prominently presented in the plane graphics. A. Front view: TV screen, recording stand and keys of tape recorder, lens of camera, bookcase and door frame of refrigerator. These structural elements are placed in front of the stick figure style. In addition to the roof, most of the decorations reflecting different architectural styles, such as columns, corridors, doors and windows, are on the front. The front views of these objects can show the structural features of their different viewpoints. B. Side view: Vertebrates connect their heads and tails through a spine, which passes through the thorax and pelvis, and the limbs are connected with the shoulder straps and pelvis respectively to support the whole body. Different animals have different structural proportions and shapes because of their different lifestyles and sports styles. It's obvious from the side. Similarly, the external structural characteristics of various vehicles are mainly reflected in the front, carriage and wheels. Draw its horizontal side view, which can fully show the structural characteristics of each part. C. Top view: The structural features of stoves, tableware, books and track and field are all upward, so it is easy to identify them by drawing their top views. D. Perimeter view: the outer contour of the sphere is circular at any angle, and the cylinder and the circular vertebral body will present almost the same visual form at all angles when the axis is perpendicular to the ground. Lantern, pen container, flashlight, cup, bowl, basin, etc. It also consists of spheres, cylinders and cones respectively. Generally speaking, you don't have to choose an angle to draw these objects. If it is placed horizontally or obliquely, that is, the axis is not perpendicular to the ground, different angles will have different perspective changes, and the angle that the axis is parallel to the picture should be taken. B: Grasp details and highlight individual characteristics. The image differences of similar or similar objects are generally mainly reflected in local details. For example, donkeys and horses, sheep and deer, pigs and elephants, geese and ducks and other similar animals have no big difference in overall structure. The main difference is that the small stick figures of large animals have details such as ears, neck, head and tail, and the difference in thickness and length. When sketching, we should pay attention to discovering and strengthening differences and highlighting their individual characteristics. The detailed features of objects are different, some are obvious and some are not. Sketch should be compared, seek differences from similarities, and show the detailed characteristics of various objects clearly with exaggerated methods. If you draw different trees with similar crowns and branches, you can highlight the different characteristics of leaves or flowers, and draw people, which can not only show age and gender characteristics through facial features and beards, but also show ethnic and professional characteristics through wearing clothes and hats. You can also express the personality characteristics of high, short, fat and thin age with the help of the basic morphological changes of the head, trunk and upper and lower limbs in equal proportion. C: Grasping the dynamic characteristics by using the bone line, people and animals are always moving, and all kinds of dynamics are changing rapidly. Dynamic sketch with simple strokes can directly capture various trends through keen observation, but it is largely based on the analysis and understanding of motion rules, the grasp of joint points and motion lines, and the use of memory. Like us, the human body consists of head, chest, pelvis and limbs. The upper limbs are divided into upper arms, forearms and hands, and the lower limbs have thighs, calves and feet. Each part of the skeleton is independent and connected from top to bottom, and each connection point forms a joint. Joints are the center of human movement, which perform flexion and extension, adduction and abduction and rotation. All kinds of movements did not change the local structure of the head, chest, pelvis and limbs, but only changed the rotational relationship and its overall state with the joint as the turning point. Therefore, it is a simple and feasible method to express all kinds of dynamics with changing joints as points, unchanging bones as lines, lines as points and lines as points. To express the dynamics of characters with bone lines, we should master the changing law of the center of gravity, which is perpendicular to the supporting surface; The human body can keep balance, the center of gravity exceeds the support surface when running, and the center of gravity deviates to the front of the human body when jumping. In sports, the movement law of stick figure animals is basically similar to that of characters. The limbs of animals alternate and interact in walking, running and jumping. > & gt
Question 5: Introduction of Children's Sketch Encyclopedia The Newly Edited Children's Sketch Encyclopedia can be used as an art textbook for kindergartens and primary schools and an enlightening reading for parents to help their children learn painting, and also as a teaching reference book for kindergarten teachers and primary school art teachers. Drawing is one of children's favorite activities. Children tirelessly paint what they know, see, think and love with brushes, and feel the world and express their true feelings in ways other than language. The new edition of the complete works of children's sketches (the latest edition) is specially compiled and drawn for children to learn painting. The book contains more than 2,000 images of animals, plants, figures, landscapes, weapons, vehicles, daily necessities and costumes that children are familiar with and love. The lines of these images are concise and general, and the drawing method is simple and easy to learn. By copying, children can not only get the fun of using their hands and brains, but also cultivate their observation, memory and imagination, and promote the development of the right hemisphere function of the brain.