By working clothes and tools, you can easily recognize the profession of a person. But not all specialists have a certain outfit and carry tools with them, but even in this case it is possible to show the character's profession in the drawing.
It is necessary
- - paper;
- - the pencils;
- - paints.
Instructions
Step 1
Firefighters, police, military, medics, welders, road workers, flight attendants, cooks all wear a particular suit. Therefore, it will be easy to find out their profession by drawing. You just need to carefully study the working form in the photo and "dress" the figure of the character of your picture in it. The color of the suit is also important, for example, a bright orange vest for a road worker or a snow-white apron and a chef's hat.
Step 2
To complement the image of a person of a certain profession, you need to provide him with the necessary tool for work. A firefighter holds a cannon with a strong stream of water gushing from it. A traffic police officer waves a striped baton to an intruder. A soldier at his post is holding a machine gun. The doctor has a stethoscope around his neck.
Step 3
Thanks to special objects of labor, you can also draw those specialists who do not have a certain form of clothing, so that the audience knows who your characters work. Draw the teacher in front of the blackboard with a pointer in hand. The writer sits at the table and knocks on the keys of the keyboard; a long text is visible on the monitor screen.
Step 4
The secretary stands with a pile of papers in front of the boss's desk. The cook holds a ladle and a knife in his hands. A salesperson stands in front of a counter with a checkout counter, with items on display in the background. A worker works behind a conveyor belt. A carpenter works with a chisel or a plane over a board. A builder with a trowel in his hand puts a brick.
Step 5
A lumberjack with a powerful chainsaw is cutting down a tall pine tree. Seiner fishermen fight nets full of oily fish. An astronaut in a spacesuit hangs in zero gravity among the cold void, the side of the ship is visible nearby. A blacksmith with a leather bandage on his forehead, in an apron, with a red-hot metal rod in his hand, hits the anvil with a heavy hammer.
Step 6
People in creative professions also have characteristic attributes of work, by which they can be recognized. The artist stands in front of an easel with a palette and brushes. The dancers are dressed in smart costumes, and their postures are also characteristic. An athlete has a well-defined form of clothing and equipment appropriate for this sport.
Step 7
Thus, almost all professions can be depicted in a drawing. Try to draw the characteristic details of the costume and tools as accurately as possible so that the person who will be looking at your picture does not have doubts about the specialty of the character.
