You will draw, you will pick up a pen, and you can draw lines. But sometimes they don't listen to you. When your paintings don't need to be too delicate and confusing, inaccurate lines are available. But when you want to draw a more refined reference, you can't make your lines so perfunctory.
When painting, no matter what you want to paint, what tools you use, the skills on your hands are the most important.
So for those little friends who don’t draw accurate pictures, you need these~
1 Distance between painting perception points
Let's start slowly. Draw two points at random distances. Then draw another point and try to use the same distance. Repeating multiple times in all directions, you can also use the diagonal freely. You can try different distances each time you do this exercise. The longer the distance, the more challenging the exercise.
This exercise can improve your perception of the relationship.
2 length of the copy line
Draw a line of random length. Then try to draw the original again. After completing a column, repeat the painting. The lines don't need to be perfect (I'm definitely not!), but if it feels too difficult, go to the first stage.
This exercise:
1 not only to observe the distance, but also to copy it
2 Bring your hands, eyes and mind together
3 extension of the first stage line control
3. Measure the distance between the isometric lines
Draw a line of random length and draw it again. Repeat this process, using the same distance between the first two. The longer the line and line distance, the harder it is to practice.
This exercise:
It is the higher level of the first two.
Concentrate on your thoughts because you need to deal with two distances at a time.
Draw a line of random length and then “cross†through the other line of the same length in the middle. Then close it with a line and look like a square as possible. Then draw the same cross (45°)
This exercise:
Improve your craftsmanship by drawing squares
Guide you to observe the angle
Draw a line of random length. Use a line of the same length to turn 45°. Until you have four lines crossing each other. Closed with a circle.
This exercise:
Includes a clear progress indicator (if all lines touch the circle)
Very complex: combine visual distance, copy distance, viewing angle and copy angle.
Extend your manual skills by drawing circles.
6 Copy squares and circles
Draw a circle and draw a square of similar size below. Repeat the painting of circles and squares, each time trying to reach the same size. Tip: If it is too difficult, draw with repeated overlapping lines.
This exercise:
Extend your manual skills by drawing circles and squares.
Introduce the concept of "general size" (combination of different lengths to create shapes).
Train your "complex precision" - this is the first step in replicating more complex shapes.
Draw a circle and then draw smaller and smaller. The same square.
This exercise:
Extend your hand-drawn skills by drawing circles and squares.
It is the first step in scaling the reference.
8 Combine graphics
It's time to combine all the exercises you've learned into a complex exercise.
Draw a combination of shapes: square, circle, rectangle, line. Then copy the diagram as accurately as possible.
This exercise:
Combine all the skills you have previously practicedIs a 1:1 reference copy simulation
9 Scale the merged graph
Draw a combination of various shapes again, and perform the same zoom-in and practice
10 Copy and rotate for the combined view
Draw a combination of shapes and rotate them at the same angle.
11 Zoom and rotate this picture
Draw a combination of shapes and change them in two ways: zoom and rotate
Draw a simple, smooth shape. Convert with all methods: copy 1:1, scale, rotate, and merge transforms.
This exercise: extremely difficult!
Greatly mobilized all kinds of mental muscles.
It's a good last exercise, and when all the previous one becomes boring, this will remain challenging.
This is a practice collection (can be printed out)
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