How to draw Cao Cao's face

How to draw Cao Cao's face is as follows:

Preparation materials: pens, oil colors.

1, first outline the outline of Cao Cao's face.

2. Then draw the eyes, nose and mouth of Cao Cao's face.

3. Then draw the patterns on Cao Cao's face.

4, and finally painted the painted color can be.

Facepainting

Facepainting, also known as facepainting, is a traditional Chinese opera performance art form. It refers to a special facial pattern drawn by an actor while applying make-up on stage, and is usually used to characterize the character's personality, identity, age, and emotions.

The origin of face painting can be traced back to ancient Chinese rituals. At that time, it was believed that the gods had forms and images, so masks were needed to represent the gods' images. Over time, such masks gradually evolved into the face masks used in opera.

The colors and patterns of the face masks have their specific meanings. Red represents positive qualities such as loyalty, bravery, and integrity; black represents negative qualities such as insidiousness, cunning, and evil; white represents qualities such as wisdom, innocence, and purity; yellow represents qualities such as authority, honor, and majesty; blue represents qualities such as calmness, coolness, and composure; and green represents qualities such as life, hope, and vigor, and so on. Different colors and patterns combined together can form a variety of different expressions and images.

In opera performances, actors express character traits and emotional changes of their characters through make-up and movements. For example, when a character is angry, the actor will use red face paint to show his anger; when a character is sad, the actor will use black face paint to show his sadness. In this way, the audience can feel the emotional changes and inner world of the character more intuitively.

Face painting is a unique art form in traditional Chinese culture, which not only has high aesthetic value, but also can reflect the Chinese people's pursuit of beauty and love for traditional culture. With the change of time and the development of society, face painting is also evolving and developing, and has become one of the important parts of Chinese culture.