3 d snow scene handmade

Three-dimensional snow scene is hand-made as follows:

Materials: white cardboard or foam paper, scissors, glue, pigment (white, blue, gray, etc. ), cotton or white fluff, beads or buttons (for small bright spots in the snow).

Steps:

1. Prepare white cardboard or foam paper and roll it into a cylinder as the main body of the snow mountain. Glue can be used to stick cardboard or foam paper together to increase strength and stability.

2. Use scissors to cut cardboard or foam paper into triangles with different sizes, representing various parts of the snow mountain. You can refer to the shape of the real snow-capped mountains and use your imagination.

3. Paint blue pigment on the triangular cardboard to represent the shadow part of the snow-capped mountains. You can brush off the paint with a brush, which will show a natural effect.

4. Paint white pigment on another card paper to represent the bright side of the snowy mountain. The cardboard can be rolled into a cylindrical shape to make the pigment evenly distributed.

5. Paste the cardboard coated with pigment on the previously made snow mountain body to form a three-dimensional effect. You can stick it with glue, and pay attention to keeping the cardboard flat.

6. Add some cotton or white fluff to the snowy mountain to represent the snow on the snow. You can spread some glue on the cardboard and then stick cotton or fluff on it.

Three-dimensional snow knowledge points:

1, Stereo composition: Stereo composition is the basis of making stereoscopic snow scenes, which involves the shape, size, proportion and color of objects. In the production process, we need to consider how to express the three-dimensional sense and layering of the snow-capped mountains through different materials and techniques.

2. Material selection: Choosing suitable materials is very important for the production of three-dimensional snow scenes. Different materials have different characteristics and uses and need to be selected according to the needs of production. For example, white cardboard or foam paper can be used to make the main body of the snow-capped mountain, paint can be used to paint, cotton or white fluff can be used to represent snow, and beads or buttons can be used to represent small bright spots on the snow.

3. Color matching: Color is a very important part in the production of three-dimensional snow scenes. In the production process, we need to consider how to express the texture and atmosphere of the snow-capped mountains through different TINT. For example, you can use blue to represent the shadow part of the snow-capped mountains, use white to represent the bright side of the snow-capped mountains, and add some cold or warm colors to represent the levels and changes of the snow-capped mountains.

4, detail performance: Three-dimensional snow production needs to pay attention to detail performance. By adding some small details, the whole work can be more vivid and interesting. For example, adding some small plants or animals on the snow-capped mountains, or adding some pebbles or twigs on the snow can increase the interest and appreciation of the works.