The classic Japanese house is a symbol of oriental culture and spirit. When depicting this architectural building, you need to take into account its features in order for the drawing to turn out to be glorious. The process of depicting a house itself can be divided into several stages.
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare sample images. In addition to standard photographs of houses, find some drawings of samurai. After all, the Japanese house symbolizes the strict and strong defender of their country. If you look, you will find some similarities in the equipment of the samurai and the decoration of the building. Imbued with the idea of a protective house, you can more clearly convey the atmosphere of the building.
Step 2
Start with general lines. Already at this stage, you put into the drawing what it will be at the end. Determine the number of floors, the area of the house. The Japanese building is unique in that it has no restrictions in either the height of one floor, or in diameter, or in anything else. Simply put, you are free to decide the size issue yourself.
Step 3
Draw design details. Depending on your choice, it can be a small bamboo house or a stone castle. It is worth pointing out these little things. It is best not to circle light, small buildings. Leave some transparency in the walls. Stone giants, on the other hand, must "crush" their walls with their massiveness and inaccessibility.
Step 4
Pay attention to the roof. It symbolizes the head and helmet of a samurai. Try to point it up, so that it looks like it looks into the sky, waiting for the coming of the sun.
Step 5
Decorate your home. You won't find a Japanese home without hieroglyphs, dragon protectors, sun symbols, or other important elements of Japanese architecture. Fill your drawing with the same for more realism and believability.
Step 6
For a more atmospheric look, fill your drawing with an oriental landscape. Japanese sakura, mountains covered with snow-white snow combined with fast flowing rivers are at your disposal.
