In order for your drawings to be successful with the audience and claim originality, it is not enough just to master the technique of graphics or painting - you need to be able to come up with unusual plots of drawings, think over the composition, in general, it is important for each artist to know the rules by which a whole picture is built, on which it depends final perception.
Instructions
Step 1
Fasten the blank sheet on which you are going to draw on the easel, think about what exactly you want to reproduce. Always have sharpened pencils and an eraser handy for the sketch that comes to your mind. The easiest way to capture on a sheet of paper is a full-scale production that you really see in front of you.
Step 2
Be sure to think over the composition of the drawing before starting to draw - the artistry of your work largely depends on how exactly certain objects will be located on the sheet. Work on the composition of the image in accordance with the properties of visual perception and perspective, and of course, do not forget about harmony.
Step 3
The drawing should be harmonious, everything in it should be subject to the laws of harmony, therefore, strive to recreate the feeling of beauty in your drawing, which means - to streamline its components so that they are organically combined with each other. When drawing certain objects, especially animals and people, do not forget about proportions - proportionality is the key to a realistic picture, it is a proportional image that seems artistic and beautiful to the viewer.
Step 4
Observe the work of renowned painters (such as Leonardo da Vinci), who widely used Golden Ratio proportions. The "Golden Ratio" allows you to achieve completeness and completeness of the form that you draw, gives it a true sense of beauty and harmony. Check out the theoretical foundations of the Golden Ratio to use it in your drawing.
Step 5
Learn the compositional perception of the surrounding reality - perceive the picture that you see in front of you in reality, as a separate frame with borders, which you will place in your drawing. For convenience, you can use a special cardboard frame to highlight a compositional fragment for a drawing from the outside world.
Step 6
Imagine how the image you intend will look like on paper of your size, consider which drawing technique you choose to highlight the beauty of this image. Sketch a light silhouette of objects on paper in order to visually understand how different objects of the painting will be located on the paper.
Step 7
When coming up with a future drawing, take your time - it depends on this stage whether the finished picture will be complete and effective.
