Everyone can draw - there would be a desire. Forget that drawing is for children and artists. If you love the sea and everything that is connected with it, try to transfer your feelings to paper, and you will receive a wonderful interior decoration or a gift for your loved one.
It is necessary
- - Album sheet;
- - Watercolor pencils;
- - Watercolor;
- - Pictures for example;
- - Brushes;
- - Sponge;
- - A4 photo frame.
Instructions
Step 1
Take a piece of paper and draw a horizontal wavy line with a brown pencil so that one third of the sheet remains on top. This will be a coral reef. Then use multi-colored pencils to draw fish - elongated ovals with tails and fins. Let it be a pair of blue and yellow angel fish, an orange clown fish with white stripes. Use photos from the Internet or your own summer vacation memories as reference. Draw large fish separately, and small ones in schools.
Step 2
Draw a family of seahorses (just draw a curved S-shaped line). Above the coral reef (where the sky will shine through the water), place a jellyfish - a hemisphere with wavy processes below.
Step 3
Draw boulders of different shapes on the bottom with dark blue and black pencils. Paint them all over the surface with the same color. Draw a crab under one of the stones. Figures of sea inhabitants do not have to exactly correspond to reality, as long as there is a certain similarity (so that it is clear that a crab is a crab).
Step 4
On the left and right on the sheet with dark blue and green pencils, draw long algae (draw several vertical wavy lines). Draw the algae in the form of branched deer horns in dark red or brown.
Step 5
Take a wet sponge and wet the resulting design with typing strokes. All lines should be slightly blurred with water. Then take a thin brush and add a couple of bright strokes to the existing images of fish, crabs and other marine life, now with watercolors (they do not need to be heavily diluted with water).
Step 6
Using a large brush, blot with brown, pale pink and brown spots over the entire coral reef (dilute the paint with water to make the color transparent). Try not to touch the already drawn objects. As you move up, the background should become lighter, because the sun shines through the water from above.
Step 7
Paint the area above the coral reef with a pale blue color (the closer to the center, the lighter, darker around the edges). With a slightly more saturated blue color, draw small circles - bubbles rising from the bottom to the surface of the water.
Now all that remains is to wait until the drawing is dry and insert it into the frame. The underwater world is ready!
