How to draw a picture of traffic safety

How to draw a picture of traffic safety is as follows:

1. Make the preparations in place: pencil, drawing paper, eraser, watercolor pen or paint pen, etc.; query traffic safety related information: You can have the concept of traffic safety, the design of promotional banners, alerts about violations, and inquiries about compliance with traffic rules; in addition, you can also search for traffic safety slogans, famous quotes, and aphorisms.

2. The next step is to conceive a good section that can outline the traffic safety picture we want to draw. Then modify each small section. You can look for appropriate transportation-related symbols, try to conceive of people, places, things, and landmarks, and then describe your own ideas.

3. The last step is to complete the framework of a good painting, and then fill in the main theme and content that should be written to complete the painting. The words filled in can be appropriately refined, and can be completed in cooperation with others. It requires a person who can write well, so that the overall traffic safety is completed.

Key points of painting:

1. Start studying decorative painting. Picture segmentation, point-line-surface composition, visual balance, and rhythmic arrangement of picture elements. Color matching, color distribution, etc., color psychology. Starting from learning the most basic rules of visual beauty will be of great help to art learning at any stage in the future.

2. Then start learning sketching and painting. First, learn structural sketching and use lines to express structural relationships and spatial perspective relationships. From sketching of simple geometric shapes to complex geometric shapes, to plaster heads and still life sketches. Learn how to use a pen and draw smooth lines. The purpose is to learn to express the spatial structure of objects.

3. Learn color composition and the rules of color use through still life and landscape sketching. This part echoes the color matching and distribution in plane composition. How to use color contrast to shape the volume of light and shadow, the performance of different object materials under different light sources, and color psychology.