How to draw the Year of the Loong stamps?

How to draw the Year of the Loong stamps is as follows:

1. Draw a rectangle as the outer border of the stamp, and then draw the gear pattern of the stamp.

2. Draw the dragon's pattern lines, including the dragon's body and four claws, and then draw decorations on the dragon's body. The tail can be painted in the shape of a leaf.

3. Fill in the stamp in the upper left corner of the page, then fill in the face value of the stamp in the lower right corner of the page, and finally fill in the stamp number at the bottom of the page.

4. Colour the dragon pattern yellow and the stamp red.

5. Background design: The elements of China traditional culture can be added to the background of the stamps, such as moire, ruyi and bat, so as to increase the auspicious meaning and ornamental value of the stamps.

6. Color matching: traditional Chinese colors, such as red, yellow and cyan, can be adopted to highlight the characteristics and traditional culture of China.

Font selection: When writing on stamps, you can choose the calligraphy style or seal script font with China traditional characteristics to increase the artistic and cultural connotation of stamps.

7. Detail treatment: Some small details, such as patterns, lines, beads, etc., can be added to the frame or gear pattern of the stamp to increase the exquisiteness and uniqueness of the stamp.

8. Personal style: You can add your own personal style, such as unique lines and unique color matching, to make stamps more personalized and unique.

Stamp type:

1. There are ordinary stamps, commemorative stamps, special stamps, airmail stamps, unpaid stamps, promissory notes, postal envelopes, postal films and special postal envelopes according to the purpose and purpose of issuance.

2. According to the use area, there are domestic mail stamps, foreign mail stamps and restricted use stamps.

3. According to the form of issuance, there are stamped stamps, modified stamps, split stamps, officially issued stamps and unreleased stamps.

4. According to the duty of printed stamps, there are engraving stamps, offset stamps, gravure stamps, bronzing stamps, etc.

5. Classification by year: There are ancient stamps, modern stamps and modern stamps.

6. Special-shaped stamp: This kind of stamp is different from the traditional rectangle or square, but adopts special shapes, such as circle, triangle and diamond. This kind of stamp often has high collection value and ornamental value.

7. Petty promissory note: Petty promissory note refers to the binding of stamps of normal size into a booklet, which is easy to carry and keep. Small promissory notes are usually not used as formal postage certificates, but as a collection.

8. Special postage envelopes: Special postage envelopes refer to postage certificates with special postage patterns and face values issued for certain specific purposes. For example, festivals, commemorative events, publicity activities, etc.

9. Extreme Postcards: Extreme Postcards refer to the combination of postcards and stamps as a special postage certificate. The extreme postcard is printed with stamp pattern and face value on the front, and the information of the receiver and sender and the contents of the postcard can be written on the back.

10. Postal bulletin: Postal bulletin refers to the official publication published by the postal department, which is usually used to announce the latest postal policies and regulations and the distribution information of various philatelic products. Postal bulletin has certain collection value and research value.