How to draw a handwritten newspaper of European folk stories

European folktales handwritten newspaper steps are as follows:

First, draw a rectangular border on the paper. Secondly, insert a slogan, European folk story, in the upper left of the paper. Insert a picture related to European folk stories in the lower left corner of the paper.

In the lower right corner of the paper, insert the text content related to European folk stories. Finally, improve the overall picture, carefully draw details, enrich the content, and make the whole harmonious and unified.

European folktales:

1, Pandora's box

Pandora is the first earth woman in Greek mythology. After Prometheus stole skyfire from the world, Zeus ordered God to make a beautiful young girl out of clay, which means "a woman with all kinds of talents". And gave her a gift box, and then betrothed her to Prometheus' younger brother Epimetheus (meaning "Monday morning quarterback").

Epimetheus accepted the ceremony regardless of taboos, and Pandora took the opportunity to open it, so all kinds of bad habits, disasters, diseases and wars immediately flew out from it. There was only one beautiful thing left in the box: Cao, but Pandora closed the box forever before China flew out. So "Pandora's box" is often used as a metaphor for the root of disaster.

2. Damocles Sword

Damocles was a favorite of Dionysus, a tyrant in Greek mythology. He often said that emperors are blessed and can please them. On one occasion, Dionysius sat him on the throne of the emperor, with a sword tied with only one horse on his head.

This tells him that although he ascended the throne, the sword may fall at any time, but the emperor is always worried when he is not blessed. Later, people often use this allusion to describe the potential crisis that may occur at any time.

3. the mystery of sykes

The Sphinx is a monster in Greek mythology that hurts people with hidden mysteries. He is the largest sphinx before pyramid of khufu. The question he asked Oedipus was: What walks on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon and three feet at night? Oedipus replied: it is a person. In the morning of life, he was a child, crawling on two legs and two hands.

At the noon of his life, he became a mature man, walking only on two legs; In old age, the old and weak have to walk with crutches, so they are called three feet. Oedipus was right. The Sphinx fell off the cliff in shame and died. The mystery of the Sphinx is often used as a metaphor for complex, mysterious and incomprehensible problems.