In drawing lessons, teachers can instruct children to draw absolutely any picture. If the child finds it difficult to draw the set on his own, then he will turn to mom or dad. Therefore, parents should know how to draw certain objects. For example, in the classroom, they may be given the task to draw a hut.
It is necessary
- - blank sheets of paper;
- - a simple pencil;
- - eraser;
- - brushes;
- - watercolor paints;
- - colour pencils;
- - a glass of water.
Instructions
Step 1
Draw only with your child. Ask him what he wants to draw a hut, because this is his creation. You can first draw one drawing, showing in detail how to do this, and then invite the little artist to do the second, but this time on his own.
Step 2
Take a blank sheet of paper. It is more expedient to place it horizontally. Start your drawing with a pencil sketch. Try to draw with thin lines so that they are easy to erase. Draw a rectangle that will be the skeleton of the future hut. Make sure that the sketch is symmetrical.
Step 3
Start drawing logs at each corner of the hut, because huts were usually made from hewn tree trunks. The logs do not have to be straight, but also without undue carelessness. Draw the roof of the house. It should also be made of beams.
Step 4
Draw the borders of the windows. Remember that the huts have always had platbands and shutters. Platbands should be patterned. Draw a wooden porch of the house on the side.
Step 5
Choose how you will make the final drawing. If these are pencils, then a simple pencil should be lightly rubbed so that it is less noticeable under the colored one. If you will be using watercolors, paint directly over the sketch. Also draw a log well, a fence, and a vegetable garden next to the house.
Step 6
Set aside the drawing to dry if it is done with paints. Once completely dry, gently wipe off a simple pencil with an eraser where it is most visible. Erase it with very light strokes so as not to disturb the tone of the paint. Explain each of your actions in detail to your child throughout the process. Leave your drawing as an example. Now ask your child to draw a hut on his own. Rest assured, the child will try to surpass you in the art of drawing.
