1. Explain the basic knowledge of drawing grass in plants.

Grass, also known as grass, grassland, grassland, etc. It is a large and almost ubiquitous monocotyledonous flowering plant. The stems of grass are hollow except for nodes, and there are two rows of narrow alternate leaves separated. The lower part of each leaf surrounds the stem, forming a leaf sheath. Then how can we draw grass well? Then let's learn how to draw grass together!

Second, the painting techniques of plants and grass

Sketch: Super-simple sketch

Step 1: Start with an irregular curve and draw some flat circles for some stones and pebbles on the ground.

Step 2: Draw grass with some curves. Each curve points to their top. First, draw grass from the left. The curve on the left should be bent to the left, and the curve in the middle should be slightly bent to the left.

Step 3: Every grass has a certain distance. Then draw the grass in the middle and right. Curves are also used for drawing. The first grass bends to the right and the second grass faces to the left, so there is a contrast. The rest of the grass bends to the right.

Step 4: Create a new layer, draw a big stone behind the grass, and draw some circles around the stone as small stones. Draw a picture next to the grass like the grass that just came out.

The last step: build a new layer, paint it with stones and grass, and the simple grass will be finished!

How to draw a simple and beautiful plant The simple and beautiful plant painting method is as follows:

The first step: draw the trunk, pay attention to the characteristics of thin head and round head, and it is more natural to have a smaller arc. Then draw branches, one with thick head and thin tail, and the other with thick head and thin tail. See which one you like. Personally, I think the first one is suitable for short branches and the second one is suitable for long branches. Finally, improve the modification to ensure that all connection parts are round and smooth.

Step 2: Choose a picture you like. I chose a plant specimen here. After selecting the picture, we observed that the leaves of this plant are relatively flat and long, based on the middle pole, and the leaves go to both sides and slightly upward.

Step 3: If you are a beginner, it is normal to master the lines badly. It is suggested that you try to practice a leaf in this picture before taking the manuscript. Generally speaking, plant line drawing is mainly about practicing lines. If you can draw one line, there will never be two.

Step 4: Practice a little bit and start drawing one by one! The painted plants don't have to be exactly the same as the pictures, as long as the whole bunch of feet or shapes are roughly the same, and the lines are smooth, or the lines are mainly emphasized: radian, rather than rigidity and vitality. Where you draw small flowers, pay attention to writing lightly, so that the lines will become thinner and the picture will be more layered.

Step 5: According to your own preferences, it can be somewhat different, mainly because the overall picture should look good. Try to practice tree by tree. These oak trees are very conventional and easy to draw, and they have the highest appearance rate in illustrations with people and animals.

The 30 kinds of flowers commonly used in daily illustrations should be "flower arrangement".

Snapdragon, verbena, delphinium, gentian, silver bud willow, forsythia, gladiolus, lily, Anthurium, bird of paradise, peony, carnation, gerbera, rose, Pulsatilla, Xiao Ju, clove, gypsophila paniculata, freesia, white peacock, peony, Chimonanthus praecox, pine and cypress, boxwood, narcissus.

1, snapdragon

Snapdragon is a perennial herb. Plant height is 20 ~ 70cm, and leaves are oblong and lanceolate. Racemes, corolla tubular lip-shaped, base expanded into a bag, upper lip erect, 2-cleft, lower lip 3-cleft, spreading outward. There are white, light red, dark red, flesh color, dark yellow, light yellow, yellow orange and other colors. Can be potted, because of its bright colors, very suitable for viewing. Originated in the Mediterranean region, it is distributed in Morocco and Portugal in the south, France in the north and Turkey and Syria in the east. The snapdragon is named because its flowers look like goldfish.

2. verbena

Verbena, a perennial herb. The base of the stem is enlarged and oblate. Flowers are red and purple. Flowers bloom in summer and autumn. Because most small heads are clustered into dense spikes, small flowers bloom from top to bottom first, like the rustling tail of a rattlesnake, hence the name whip. It is a perennial plant with a long flowering period and a natural flowering period of midsummer. The stems are upright and colorful, which has both the beauty of natural flowers and beautiful flowers.

3. Lily

Lily is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of Liliaceae, which is native to temperate regions of almost every continent in the northern hemisphere and mainly distributed in East Asia, Europe and North America. More than 65,438+065,438+00 varieties have been found all over the world, of which 55 are from China. In recent years, artificial hybridization has produced many new varieties, such as: Asian lily, musk lily, perfume lily, sunflower (fire) lily, hibiscus lily and so on.

4. Peony

Paeonia lactiflora is a perennial herb of Paeonia in Paeoniaceae. The roots are stout and the branches are dark brown. The stem is 40-70 cm tall and glabrous. The lower stems and leaves are bipinnately trifoliate leaves, and the upper stems and leaves are trifoliate leaves; Leaflets narrowly ovate, elliptic or lanceolate. There are several flowers, born at the top of the stem and in the axils of leaves, and sometimes only the top one is open; Bracts 4-5, lanceolate, unequal in size; Sepals 4, broadly ovate or suborbicular; Petals 9- 13, obovate, with different colors, sometimes with deep purple patches at the base; The filament is 0.7- 1.2 cm long and yellow. Flowering period may-June.

5. roses

Rose, native to China. It belongs to a deciduous shrub of Rosaceae, with many needles on its branches, odd pinnate compound leaves, 5-9 leaflets, oval shape and lateral thorns. Petals obovate, double to semi-double, purplish red and white. The fruit period is from August to September, and it is oblate. Branches are weak, drooping and prickly, and only bloom once a year, so they are rarely used for breeding. Recently, their main characteristics are disease resistance and cold tolerance.