How to draw lanterns?

The painting method of hanging lanterns is as follows:

1, draw a circle first, pay attention to the fact that both ends can be drawn flat, and draw the top decoration of lanterns on top of the circle. Draw a rope on it, draw the bottom of the lantern under the circle, and hang a string of tassels below.

2. In order to supplement the details, we draw ripples on the top and bottom of the lantern and draw lines on the top and bottom of the lantern. Draw a simple lantern. Now we start to paint the lanterns big red and the upper and lower lines yellow. Continue to paint the top and bottom of the lantern orange and yellow, and paint the tassels yellow, and the simple lantern stick figure will be completed.

Lantern, also known as lantern color, is an ancient traditional handicraft of Han nationality in China, which originated more than 2,000 years ago. Lantern combines painting art, paper cutting and other techniques, including palace lantern and gauze lantern. From the modeling point of view, there are figures, landscapes, flowers and birds, lanterns for appreciation. Every year around the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, people hang red lanterns symbolizing reunion to create a festive atmosphere.

Lantern in China combines painting art, paper cutting, paper binding, sewing and other techniques. Palace lanterns and gauze lanterns are the most famous lanterns made in ancient China. Lanterns are closely related to the people of China. There are lanterns everywhere in temples and living rooms. After careful calculation, it was only after China had a lamp and paper lanterns were invented.

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However, Yuanxiao is probably the most reverie and expectation of Lantern Festival. The custom of watching lanterns on the Lantern Festival is to tie lanterns to celebrate the peace and security of the country. With the flashing of lights, it symbolizes "colorful dragons are auspicious, the people are rich and the country is strong", and the custom of lanterns has been widely popular. When Nanjing established its capital, ten thousand water lanterns were burned on the Qinhuai River. There is also "dengshikou" Street in Beiping, with lampposts at the noon gate and "Lantern Market" outside Huamen.

After the Republic of China, the practice of lanterns still existed, but it was much more prosaic. Fortunately, nowadays, due to the craze in China, lanterns are gradually playing an important role in home decoration. However, some materials of lanterns have changed from paper and bamboo to cloth, plastic and iron wire, and their shapes and colors are very different from traditional ones.