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Shovel
In order for trees, flowers, vegetables and fruits to grow in the garden, you need to work hard: dig holes, plant plants, loosen the soil and water it. This requires gardening tools: a shovel, rake, cart, watering can and bucket.
First, let's learn how to draw a shovel. It consists of a stick and a rectangle rounded at the end.
A hammer
Saw
Broom
You can also draw a broom. It consists of a stick and lines (rods) emerging from one point.
Rake
Then, step by step, we will learn how to draw a rake.
Truck
Now let's try to draw a cart. To do this, first draw a rectangle, then slightly narrow its bottom, add the drawing with the necessary elements (wheels and a handle). Then we paint the cart and decorate it with a pattern. You can draw a path or grass under the cart.
Watering can
For gardening work, you will also need a watering can and a bucket.
Bucket
Let's take a close look at the bucket. What's the bottom of it? Is the top flat or curved? Is the top and bottom of the bucket the same width? Now let's practice drawing a bucket.
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It is quite easy to learn how to draw birds if you follow the scheme for sketching them.
When drawing a bird, remember that its body resembles an oval, the head is round or oval, the neck is short or long (like a heron). Feet are closer to the tail.
Now let's try to draw this bird.
Sparrow
Let's try to draw a little sparrow.
Heron
This is a heron. Let's pay attention to her long neck and legs. The heron's beak is long and looks like the tip of a pencil.
Duck
Ducks are wild and domestic. Domestic ducks live in a man's house, while wild ducks fly to warmer countries for the winter. Drawing a duck, let's pay attention to its paws. They look like triangles.
And you can draw such a duck.
A hen
When drawing poultry, let's pay attention to their color. What color to color the chicken? What is a chicken's beak, paws?
Cock
What color will you paint the rooster? Let's pay attention to its tail: is it different from the tail of a chicken or not?
Chick
Starting to draw the chicken, draw two circles overlapping each other. At the same time, remember that the circle representing the head is much smaller than the circle-body. Then we finish drawing the legs, the beak - and a small chicken that looks like a yellow downy ball is ready. Let's paint it with yellow paint, and red paint its legs and beak.
Dove
Pigeons live next to a person. They live in a specially built house called a dovecote. Pigeons are very intelligent birds, they even know how to carry mail.
Peacock
This exotic bird is called a peacock. She lives in hot countries. Let's pay attention to its tail, which looks like an unfolded fan. You can also draw a peacock using the symmetry technique.
Goose
When drawing a goose, let's pay attention to its long neck.
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Butterfly
How many beautiful insects live in gardens, fields and forests in summer, delighting us with their fluttering! These are multi-colored butterflies. When drawing a butterfly, let's pay attention to the fact that its right side is drawn in the same way as the left one, as if a reflection in a mirror.
Butterfly
And this is a light moth, it is very similar to a small butterfly, so it can be drawn using the techniquesymmetry (that is, when one part of the picture is similar to another, like a reflection in a mirror). Let's pay attention to the wings of the moth. Are they the same as a butterfly, or not?
Dragonfly
Let's take a close look at the dragonfly. Doesn't it look like a small helicopter? It is not difficult to draw it: a head consisting of two circles, a torso that looks like an elongated spoon, and two pairs of wings. The wings of dragonflies are very beautiful, they are transparent and shimmer in different colors.
ladybug
This is a ladybug. Her body is in the form of a circle, divided into two equal halves. The ladybug, like all insects, has 6 tiny stick-paws, 3 on each side, antennae, eyes and a pattern on the back in the form of dots or tiny circles.
beetle
The body of the beetle consists of three circles connected to each other. The antennae are located on the upper circle. The paws are on the other two circles.
Ant
Spider
The spider's body consists of two circles connected to each other. The feet are on the upper body. In a spider, they are very long. Unlike insects, a spider has 8 legs, four on each side.
Grasshopper
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Small, still sticky, light green leaves appear on trees in spring. How do I draw them?
When drawing leaves, pay attention to the fact that if some leaves are folded in half along the midrib, then both halves will be the same. Note that the vein goes into a stalk.
Let's try to draw like that. Let's draw an oval. Draw the middle vein and sketch out both halves slightly. Let's check it, and then we'll just draw it more clearly.
Then we will make teeth along the edges.
Now let's draw a leaf around the contour with the tip of a brush. suitable color paint, and then paint the leaf with smooth strokes. Remember that the veins are lighter than the leaf itself. In order to lighten the vein, you need to paint this light strip with water with the wet end of a clean brush. To draw thin water lines, hold the brush vertically. Then place a piece of clean, soft napkin over the drawing and blot. The paper will absorb the paint from wetted places together with water, and light stripes will be obtained in the drawing.
Oak Leaf
The oak leaf resembles an oval slightly tapered downward. In the middle of this oval is the main vein, which passes into the stalk. Small veins extend from it to the sides. The right and left sides of the sheet are the same. And the edges are like waves.
Maple Leaf
Maple leaves come in a variety of colors. In the summer they are green, and in the fall they turn yellow and red. Consider a maple leaf. Unlike other leaves, maple has five veins extending from the base to the sides. Around each such vein there is, as it were, a separate leaf. Sharp denticles are located along the edges of the leaf, and the top resembles a royal crown. The sheet itself looks like a polygon. Drawing a maple leaf should start with its general shape. Then you need to find the node of all leaf veins and outline their direction. Then start drawing jagged edges.
Strawberry leaf
Now let's try to draw a strawberry and strawberry leaf. First, we determine by eye the general ratio of the width of the leaf to its height, then we outline the horizontal vein of the leaf and designate its width. Next, we draw oval leaves with jagged edges.
Branch with leaves
Now let's try to draw a branch with leaves. First, look at the entire branch and sketch with a pencil.
How many leaves are there on the branch? Are all the leaves on the branch the same size? Do we see all the leaves in their entirety, or do some of them cover others? What is the shape of the leaves? Are all the leaves the same color? Which ones seem darker and which ones are lighter?
Carrot
Carrots have an elongated shape: one end is thicker and the other is thinner. The thin tip of the carrot is pointed, and the thick tip is rounded. Orange carrots.
Cucumber
Consider a cucumber by looking at its thickness and length. Is there a difference between the thickness of one end of a cucumber and the other? Does the cucumber have a smooth surface? Let's draw it.
Strawberry
Consider carefully the strawberry berry. What's its shape? Where is the wider part, and where is the narrow one? Let's outline the general shape of the strawberry. Consider how many leaves a berry has. Let's draw strawberries.
Strawberry
And this is how you can draw strawberries. Strawberries are similar to strawberries, but differ only in size: they are much smaller.
Plum
Let's draw a plum. Let's pay attention to its shape: is it as round as an apple, or is it more like an egg? How is the shape of a plum different from the shape of an apple?
Apple
Everyone knows the apple. Now let's take a close look at its shape. The apple is not quite round. Pay attention to the notch at the top of the fruit and the tail. With this tail, the apple is attached to the branch.
Pear
A pear can be drawn using two circles.
Cherry
Take a close look at the cherries. What color are they, what shape? Let's pay attention to the branch on which the berries are hanging. How does it go - straight or sideways, left or right? Let's try to draw the same cherries.
Currant
Take a close look at a sprig of black currant (stalk). The berries look like small circles and hang in clusters. Each berry is attached with a thin twig to the main branch. When we paint the berries, pay attention to the light highlights. These places need to be lightened with the end of a clean brush soaked in water and blotted with a soft cloth.
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Shovel
In order for trees, flowers, vegetables and fruits to grow in the garden, you need to work hard: dig holes, plant plants, loosen the soil and water it. This requires gardening tools: a shovel, rake, cart, watering can, and bucket.
First, let's learn how to draw a shovel. It consists of a stick and a rectangle rounded at the end.
A hammer
Saw
Broom
You can also draw a broom. It consists of a stick and lines (rods) emerging from one point.
Rake
Then, step by step, we will learn how to draw a rake.
Truck
Now let's try to draw a cart. To do this, first draw a rectangle, then slightly narrow its bottom, supplement the drawing with the necessary elements (wheels and a handle). Then we paint the cart and decorate it with a pattern. You can draw a path or grass under the cart.
Watering can
For gardening work, you will also need a watering can and a bucket.
Bucket
Let's take a close look at the bucket. What's the bottom of it? Is the top flat or curved? Is the top and bottom of the bucket the same width? Now let's practice drawing a bucket.
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Lesson on drawing with a brush (watercolors) "Working in the garden and in the garden"
sniffing brush. Watercolor paints.
Tasks: to form the ability of children draw objectsconsisting of a combination of lines; draw objects large, placing images over the entire surface of the sheet. Develop the speech of children, enrich the vocabulary of children with new words.
Demonstration material. Poster with picture vegetable garden, toys shovel and rake.
Handout. Album sheet, watercolor paints,tassel, a jar with a vault.
Stroke lessons read the poem "On vegetable garden": We took a rake and shovels,
IN let's go to the garden.
Here they dig and loosen
I remove garbage from the ridges.
Show the children a picture of the picture vegetable garden and ask:
What's growing in vegetable garden?
Where are vegetable seeds planted?
How is the garden made?
A shovel and a rake is a garden tool. Let's take a look at the shovel and rake. We hold them by the cuttings (sticks)The rake has teeth, but the shovel does not. Try draw rake and paw on the album sheet. They should be large so that there is not much free space left on the sheet. Children draw a shovel and a rake very carefully.
