The landscape, which depicts a river flowing in the forest, calms, awakens dreams. One just wants to be on the shore of this reservoir, to admire nature. This can be done at home, considering a picture drawn with your own hand.
Drawing scheme
With a pencil, you can create a realistic landscape in black and white. If you wish, you can add colors to it with the help of colored pencils, watercolors. A black and white painting can capture autumn at dusk.
Place the leaf vertically, start by drawing the basic lines. First, draw a pointed triangle with the base in the middle of the right side of the paper. It is located horizontally, with an angle of 30 degrees in the middle of the leaf.
Draw a straight line from it to the left side of the canvas, back up 3 cm, draw a segment (A) parallel to this line from the triangle. On the left side of the sheet, also draw a sharp-nosed triangle, but it is about half the size of the first. Triangles are coastlines.
Section "A" will help create the background. To do this, draw 2 lines from it. The first is to the right at an angle of 45 degrees. The second line is up and slightly to the left. Together with the line just drawn, it forms an angle of 35 degrees.
This last triangle will symbolize the sky. Leave it intact for now. On all the others, sketch out ovals, circles and outline them with wavy lines. These are tree crowns. Draw the sharp-nosed triangle that you drew on the left side of the sheet with a wavy line - this is the river bank. It will flow itself from afar, and then the underside of the right and left triangle will become its banks. It flows towards the viewer, taking up all the space of the sheet in the foreground.
From the diagram - landscape
Make trees more realistic, draw their trunks, branches in the crown. Draw several sheets of paper on those closest to the viewer. Trees are reflected in the water along the left and right banks. Show this with blurry lines on the surface of the water. In the middle, draw some wavy lines on it. This small ripple runs along the river. Before finalizing the picture, which depicts a river in the forest, erase all the auxiliary lines.
Take a knife, move it over the pencil lead, use cotton wool to apply the resulting crumb to the canvas. Keep the tops of the painted forest trees as light as the sky and the middle of the river. Blur the bottom of the trees, the coastal part of the water with crushed slate. Leave the places gray somewhere, and make them darker somewhere.
Draw grass near the banks with strokes. Use the eraser to erase some of the touched-up areas in the crown of the trees. Keep some of the branches white. Draw their outlines with a pencil so that among the dark brothers these branches look contrasting. The landscape, which depicts a river in the forest, is ready.
