The Painting Method of Tiger in Chinese Painting

1, tiger head painting: Tiger head is the most important and difficult part to draw, so you should draw it carefully. When painting, first outline the accurate movements of the head, then hook the facial expression of the tiger, and describe it according to different shapes such as mouth opening and closing, nose contraction and eyes looking around.

2, the dynamics of the eyes: pay attention to the characteristics when drawing eyes, the inner corner of the eye is tilted downwards, and the outer corner is tilted upwards. At present, there is a line in the shape of a moon bud, which shows different movements of the tiger's eye.

3. Dynamic nose: Tiger's nose is wide and flat with few stripes, which can be divided into positive side and half side with the dynamic trend of head shape.

4, the mouth dynamics: draw the opening and closing of the tiger's mouth, the lips should be boldly written in thick ink, and the tongue cavity should be covered with eosin. Tigers have six front teeth up and down, and three or four rows of fibrous roots on their upper lips. The fibrous roots should be pulled firmly to avoid disorder.

5. Frontal ear structure: the stripes on the tiger's forehead are in the shape of a "king", the strokes should be undulating, and the tiger skin should be dyed gamboge and ochre. Tiger ears are slightly round and short, with black back and round white spots in the middle. White powder can be lightly applied to the ears.

6. Overall head painting: First, draw the tiger's forehead, nose and cheeks with gamboge and ochre, and make the neck feel fluffy with dry ink. Tick out eyes, nose, mouth and ears with thick ink, and draw stripes on forehead and face.

7. Drawing of legs, claws and tail: Leg drawing: The front legs of the tiger are strong and powerful, and the rear legs are slightly longer and thinner. There are more stripes on the hind legs than on the front legs, with herringbone stripes on the back.

8. Claw painting: Tiger Claw has five toes, the first four toes are arranged side by side, the rear toe is slightly higher and round, and the claw nails are sharp and powerful.

9. Tail painting: The tiger's tail is thick and strong, which mainly plays a balancing role. Painting depends on the posture of the tiger. It should be curved and powerful, the same color as the tiger's body, with white ends and black tail tips.

10, Phytolacca acinosa painting (dyed first and then hooked)

1 1. Step 1: Dip the ochre and cyanine with a wool brush and draw structural color blocks on the face, forehead, brow, nose, cheekbones and forehead bones.

12. Step 2: Draw the back and tail color blocks with the same pen color, and draw the depth according to the structure.

13. Step 3: When the painting is half dry, dip two brushes in thick ink and tick off the marks on the face, neck, back, abdomen, front and rear limbs and tail. The pen should be light and wet, the ink dots should not be arranged too neatly, and the center and side should be used together.

14. Step 4: After the face is dry, fill the eyes with light yellow and the nose mirror with rouge. Use a clothing pattern pen to paint eyebrows and beards with thick ink, which should be elastic.

15, Crouching Tiger Tibetan Painting (first hooked, then dyed)

16, Step 1: First, use a pair of brush strokes dipped in ink to draw the head, and pay attention to the vivid eyes, the proportion and changes of the five senses.

17, Step 2: Tick off the marks of front and rear limbs, whole body and tail. The marks should be thick and light, the strokes should be thick, and the middle and sides should be used together when sketching.

18. Step 3: When the ink is dry, use a pen to color according to the structure (you can add ochre and cyanine, or ochre and cyanine and gamboge with less ink to adjust the color).

19, Step 4: After finally drying, dip the clothes pattern pen in thick ink to draw eyebrows and beards, and use rouge for nostrils. The inscription and seal are all finished.