Draw a simple drawing of the meaning of the four-character idiom

1. Draw a picture with a four-character idiom

For example, for some animals, draw a tiger’s head and then draw a snake. That is, draw a tiger’s head with a snake’s tail. To draw a sheep, it is to draw a snake entering the tiger's mouth. Then draw a pen to add feet to the snake, which is to add feet to the snake. Draw a dog below, and then draw a chicken on top, which is to draw a dragon. , and then draw a pen on the dragon's glasses, which is to put the finishing touch on a cow, and then draw a few piano keys and a few notes, which is to play the piano to the cow. , draw a stone below, which means it has sunk into the sea, draw a big stone, and draw a string of water in the middle, which means water dripping through the stone, draw a large area of ??water, draw a sailboat on the water, which means smooth sailing, draw a chicken feather, and then draw a peeled garlic, that is Finally, let me talk about the simplest one. Draw a circle and draw a square inside, which is the outer circle and the inner square. I hope it can help you. I am honored to be able to help you. 2. How to draw four-character idioms in a handwritten newspaper

1. You can write the origin and meaning of some commonly used idioms and some short stories about them.

2. Don’t make the borders too fancy.

3. It is enough to divide the text into 3~4 sections (depending on the size of the paper)

4. Mainly bright colors, but avoid only one color, dark or light It can be adjusted appropriately to increase the sense of harmony without being monotonous.

5. The title is more attractive with artistic words. If you have no idea, you can open Word for reference.

6. Don’t use crayons for coloring, as they will smear, and you will lose the effort. Write first and then draw. Be especially careful when using gouache. Personally, I think watercolor pens are best~

7. The most important thing is the gap between words. The best distance between one horizontal line and the other horizontal line is 1.5cm.

——That's it, it's a pleasure! 3. How to draw a four-character idiom in a handwritten newspaper

You can write the origin, meaning and some short stories about some commonly used idioms.

Don’t make the borders too fancy. It is enough to divide the text into 3 to 4 sections (depending on the size of the paper). The main bright color should be avoided, but only one color should be avoided. The depth can be adjusted appropriately, which can increase the sense of harmony without being monotonous.

It is more attractive to use artistic words for the title. If you have no idea, you can open Word for reference. Don't use crayons for coloring, as they will smear, and you will lose the effort. Write first and then draw. Be especially careful when using gouache. Personally, I think watercolor pens are the best~ 7. The most important thing is the gap between the words. The best distance between horizontal and horizontal is 1.5cm.

——That’s it, it’s a pleasure!. 4. The meaning of the idiom of "painting" characters

The word "painting characters" is pointed out. The pronunciation of "painting characters" is diǎn zhǐ huà zì. The meaning is to put fingerprints and signatures on contracts or confessions. Source: Chen Yuanliang, Song Dynasty, "Shilin Guangji·Jiali" ·Wedding": "Every wedding involves two families, and they use dot-dot calligraphy to write down the contract, clearly stating the betrothal gift." Dot-paper dot-paper pronunciation diǎn zhǐ huà zì Explanation refers to on the contract or confession Fingerprints and signatures. Source: Chen Yuanliang of the Song Dynasty, "Shi Lin Guang Ji, Family Rituals, Wedding": "In all marriages, two families were married, and they used dotted paper to draw words, write down the contract, and clearly stated the return betrothal gift." Example of appeasement see Hong San's move was clear. When the two women saw that Hong San had already made the move, they were so frightened that they lost their minds.

5. Use an idiom to draw a picture

Idiom painting - Art teacher of Buxin Middle School in Luohu District: Article - Teaching objectives: 1. Use the iconicity of Chinese character strokes to form words into pictures to train students spatial imagination and image thinking ability. 2. Expand and extend the function and connotation of art education by stimulating students’ interest in learning and integrate it with edge subjects. 3. Enrich students’ extracurricular life and help students memorize Chinese idioms. Teaching Focus: Objective 1 Teaching Difficulty: Modeling Expression Usage Class Hours: 1 Class Hour Applicable Grade: First Grade New Course Introduction: Drawing a Monkey in the Year of the Monkey. The teacher draws a simple drawing of "Monkey" on the blackboard. Please look for this: What four words are hidden in the painting? The strokes in the picture, no more and no less, just form a four-character idiom: good for nothing. Today we will try to use idioms to form a picture - idiom painting. Enter a new lesson: 1. Guess: Running of the Bulls - Idiom: Speak uprightly (the direction of the font placement changes as needed). Singing - idiom: eager to try (flexibly use exaggeration and changes in the strokes of words). Character - idiom: high official and high salary (for the strokes of the words, neither additions nor additions can be made) Reduction). 2. Give it a try: Given the idiom "Victory in every battle" and a picture of riding a bicycle, please try to turn these four words into a simple drawing of riding a bicycle, and ask several people to draw more The students who are vivid come on stage to demonstrate. 3. Comments: (1) Analysis of teachers and students' works 1. Find out which aspects of the students' works that are done well are handled well? 2. Show demonstrations and find out which aspects are handled better and why? (Modification of lines) (2) Pictographic characteristics in writing 1. Take the word "日" under the word "hundred" as an example. "日" in oracle bone inscriptions means the sun, and the combination of " " shape and meaning. 2. Appreciate the Naxi people Dongba calligraphy and painting, as a highly expressive text symbol, is the most complete original text preserved in my country during the transition period from picture recording to symbol recording. (3) Application of the pictographic nature of writing in life 1. Using Olympic symbols "Chinese Seal" is an example to illustrate the effect produced by the high degree of combination of text and graphics (the movement of text). 2. Change: Take the idiom "disappointed" as an example, and change the word "wang" into a disappointed expression ( The expression of words). (4) Exaggeration and deformation of words 1. Use the idiom "disdain" to complete a simple drawing: a person stepping on a ball. The human shape in the upper part has been changed from "no", "disdain", It is composed of three characters "一", please continue to use the character "Gu" to form a spherical shape. (Exaggeration and deformation) 2. Try to change the idiom "disdain" into a person playing basketball or football. (different The processing method reflects the ever-changing characteristics of idioms) 4. Appreciation and comparison: Play several representative student works, ask students to guess what idioms are, and talk about the connection between the content of the picture and the content expressed by the idioms. Where? What's the cleverness? Classroom exercises: (Various variations of idioms) 1. Idiom: A small gain is a loss. Give an example of the same idiom, which can be transformed into various patterns and effects. 2. Group competition: "Sacrifice yourself for others" or "Think twice before acting" "", complete an idiom painting. Compare which of the two groups on the left and right creates more shapes, making the picture more vivid! Classroom evaluation: Classify examples of student works: 1. Works with clever and vivid design (modeling). 2. Works with clever combination of pictures and idiom meanings (literature). 3. Works with simple and beautiful combination of lines (art). The teacher is During students' homework, pay attention to discover outstanding works. Not only do they show them to everyone through projection, but also ask the authors to tell everyone their design ideas. At the same time, pay attention to find students who have difficulty writing, and ask them to describe the aspects of difficulty. Please complete His classmates acted as little teachers to help him solve his difficulties. Post their works on the blackboard, and invite classmates to come on stage to classify and evaluate. What areas still need improvement? Teacher’s summary: Chinese characters themselves are highly generalized and expressive text symbols. By exaggerating and deforming the pictographic characteristics of Chinese characters, we can design works that highly combine “meaning” and “shape” and apply them to all aspects of life. Beautify life. The expression content of idiom paintings can involve people, animals and plants, buildings, transportation, daily necessities and other aspects. The pictures are colorful and ever-changing. Students can also change the rules freely and constantly try some new forms of expression. , such as: single character painting, name pattern painting, etc.