"The Forest Raised a Christmas Tree!" - everyone knows such a funny song. This eternally green beauty is beautiful at any time of the year - both in winter and in summer. In winter, it decorates every home, and in summer it pleases us with its green thorns. Thanks to her, we do not forget the merry holiday of the New Year, we look forward to it. Let's draw a green beauty.
It is necessary
- - paper;
- - gouache;
- - brushes;
- - palette.
Instructions
Step 1
First, let's draw the sky. Mix blue gouache with a drop of white paint and paint over most of the paper. With white gouache, paint the clouds with small strokes, smudge them neatly in places, let them merge a little with the background of the sky. Now paint over the remaining piece of white paper with yellow gouache. In the palette, mix ocher with yellow and green gouache with small horizontal strokes, draw a little up from the end of the sheet. The lines should merge, blend them. Make the stripe from sky to earth slightly noticeable by adding a little white gouache.
Step 2
Take a thin brush or pencil and draw the outline of the tree. It should have the shape of three triangles, the largest below, then the middle top is smaller. They seem to lie on top of each other. With yellow paint, paint over all the triangles of the Christmas tree with vertical strokes, while the paint should be slightly damp. With green paint from the top of the triangle, begin to apply strokes with fan-shaped lines. First, from dark green, smoothly move to a lighter range, leaving the tips of the Christmas tree in places yellow. The strokes at the tips should be sweeping and blend in with the yellow. Apply wider strokes of light green paint over the large triangle, so that the highlights are more visible than the middle and top of the tree. Mix green and blue in the palette for a darker green. Add smooth, neat strokes to each top of the triangle.
Step 3
Draw the bark of the Christmas tree in brown. Make the shade of the Christmas tree on the right, mixing brown and blue colors. Add a light highlight on the left side with ocher. Add some grass next to the bark and add the top of the tree. With ocher, paint a shadow near the standing tree. It should be where the bark ends and extend all the way from the bottom triangle. The Christmas tree is ready!
