How to draw a trophy for a teacher?

The trophy pattern presented to the teacher is as follows:

Materials: paper, pens, colored pens.

1, first draw a shield on the paper with a pen, indicating the cup of the trophy.

2. Draw two symmetrical S-shapes on both sides of the cup to represent the cup handle on the trophy.

3. Draw two symmetrical arcs under the trophy to indicate the cup neck of the trophy.

4. Draw four arcs with the same radian under the cup neck to represent the base.

5. Finally, paint all the trophies with colored pens, and the trophies will be finished.

What do you need in the process of drawing trophies?

1. Creativity and ideas: First of all, you need to have an idea to determine the theme, image or emotion you want to express or present. This will be the inspiration and starting point of this painting.

2. Brush strokes and lines: Choose appropriate painting tools, such as pencils, pens, brushes, colored pencils, oil paints, etc. And use different lines and strokes to express the picture according to your own creativity. Lines can be used to outline shapes, outlines and details, and can also be used to express dynamics and texture.

3. Color and color matching: If you use color media, such as colored pencils, watercolors, oil paintings, etc. , you can refer to objects, photos or natural scenery when choosing colors. Understand the basic color theory, master the mutual cooperation of colors, the change of light and shade and the gradual effect, thus increasing the level and visual effect of paintings.

4. Harmonious composition: Composition refers to the layout and arrangement of elements on canvas or paper. By choosing and placing the position, size, proportion and angle of elements, you can create a pleasant and balanced picture. The principles of symmetry, proportion and perspective can be used to improve the effect of painting.

5, observation and detail processing: observation is a very important step, carefully observe the actual object or reference picture, pay attention to details, shapes, shadows and light. Accurately depicting the details will make the painting more vivid and true.

6. Repeated revision and improvement: The process of painting is a process of constantly trying to adjust. If problems or dissatisfaction are found, they can be corrected and improved until satisfactory results are achieved.