How to draw February 2 tabloid

February 2 tabloid painting steps are as follows:

1, at the top of the "February 2 Dragon Heads Up" as the title, you can give the title to do a creative design, so that the title looks more exquisite.

2, in the title of the surrounding painting on the stars and fireworks to do embellishment, in the center of the painting on a figure wearing a dragon cloak, to his hands painted lanterns.

3, painted around the wavy line when the outer border, painted at the bottom of the clouds to decorate the picture, in the left and right sides of the square border, so that the handbill line is completed.

4, the following began to color, the title with red paint, the outer border with red paint, the character's clothes with red and purple paint. Clouds painted in blue, stars painted in yellow, lanterns painted in red and yellow, respectively, the border with pink and cyan to paint.

5, and finally in the blank space with a ruler to draw a grid line, organize it, so a good-looking February 2nd Dragon Heads Up handbill is completed.

February 2 Dragon Heads Up:

Dragon Heads Up (February 2 of the lunar calendar), also known as the Spring Plowing Festival, Agricultural Festival, Green Dragon Festival, Spring Dragon Festival, etc., is a traditional Chinese folk festival. The "Dragon Head Raising" originates from the worship of natural celestial phenomena, which is related to people's knowledge of the operation of the stars and the farming culture in the ancient times. Since ancient times, people in the mid-spring "dragon head" this day to honor the dragon to celebrate, in order to pray for the dragon to eliminate disasters and blessings, the wind and rain, a good harvest.

Legends about the Dragon's head:

Legends that the Dragon's Head Festival originated in the era of Fuxi, Fuxi, "heavy farming and mulberry, plowing," the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar every year, "the Queen sends a meal, the Imperial Palace pro-plowing," to take care of the acres of land. Later, Emperor Huangdi, Tang Yao, Yu Shun and Xia Yu followed the example of their predecessors. In the Zhou Dynasty, King Wu not only inherited this traditional practice, but also practiced it as an important state policy. On the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar every year, a major ceremony was held to allow civil and military officials to plough a mu and three minutes of land. It is said that this is the origin of the Dragon's Head Festival.