Unit 8 Composition "Painting" in the first volume of sixth grade Chinese

I remember when I was in the first grade of primary school, I always liked to paint my mother's lipstick all over the walls and painted the snow-white walls like flowers. My mother was very angry when I scribbled her lipstick, but my father thought I had a gift for painting, so I began to learn to paint at an early age.

I study painting in He Laoshi. He has a face with the word "country" written on it. He is tall and kind to others. When I first came, the teacher taught us to draw with circles. I saw the teacher holding a pen, drawing a round head on the paper, and then drawing a pair of round eyes on the head. He drew two oval mouths on the outside of his head. His body is round, his tail is round and his wings are round. Teachers use them one by one. My interest was immediately hooked up, and I drew a picture on paper: a little boy standing in a round pond blowing bubbles. When the teacher saw my photo, he smiled and said, "This little boy can do magic and stand on the water." The students all laughed, and I smiled embarrassedly.

After studying painting here in He Laoshi, I feel that it is not hard at all. My teacher often tells some jokes. I hope to learn to draw every day.

Time flies, my painting level has been greatly improved. At this time, He Laoshi gave me a sketch class and asked me to learn sketch. Sketch is to show an object in three dimensions with a pencil. As soon as I saw it, it was a little difficult to draw the cube I saw under the light with pencils of different shades. This is the most basic thing. I picked up a pencil, looked at an angle, drew it, and began to practice. I can't help but draw crooked lines. It took me about two hours to finish the whole painting while I was painting. The teacher saw it and boasted, "It's not bad, but it's not good enough here." Then, I picked up the brush and processed my painting. It was revised after three or two times. I compared it with the real thing. Hey, don't tell me, it's really like it.

With the help of teachers and my efforts, I have made greater progress. Painting is like a blacksmith, which has cast my ability and perseverance.