How to draw a green dragon in fourth grade

Fourth Grade Drawing Green Dragon Drawing steps are as follows:

Material preparation: colored pencils, black pens, A4 paper.

1. First outline the dragon's head, pay attention to the dragon's eyes and demeanor. The horns of the dragon should be facing upwards and forked.

2. The body of the dragon is made up of two curves, be careful not to be too straight.

3. Draw the fins of the dragon and pay attention to the spacing.

4. Draw the claws and color it with a light green pen and it's done.

Introduction of the Green Dragon and Green Dragon Artifacts:

The Green Dragon is one of the deities in traditional Chinese culture, and is one of the Four Divine Beasts. It is a mythical creature often depicted as having a dragon body, ox tail, horse hooves, antlers, long neck and broad wings, equivalent to the dragon and horse in Eastern mythology. In ancient China, the Green Dragon was considered the Royal Beast of Heaven and a good-luck charm, with properties that protect justice and goodness.

In traditional feng shui, the Green Dragon is used as one of the four sacred beasts to arrange the orientation of a house and is regarded as the deity presiding over the due south orientation, which is one of the most important elements in developing the feng shui of a house. In addition, in the context of Chinese culture, the green dragon has many religious, cultural and artistic significance and is a very important symbol.

The green dragon artifacts are:

1. Green dragons in the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, Gansu:

In the Mogao Caves, a large number of green dragon artifacts have been found, such as the green dragon nymphs' mural paintings, the green dragon arches and the green dragon stone carvings and so on, which are beautifully modeled and finely carved, demonstrating the excellence of the ancient Chinese art.

2. Green Dragon Porcelain:

Green dragon artifacts can also be seen in ancient porcelains, such as the blue and blue dragon pattern porcelains of the Ming Dynasty, whose exquisite craftsmanship and unique design show the profound heritage of traditional Chinese culture.

3. Green dragon in bronze:

Bronze is also an important cultural relic of the green dragon, such as the Spring and Autumn period of bronze "Qinglongzhou", which resembles a divine dragon, has a very high historical, cultural and artistic value.

Besides that, the green dragon also appeared in ancient architecture, painting and calligraphy, literary treasures and traditional costumes, etc., and its image and significance have been repeatedly used and proved, which also reflects the heritage and charm of the excellent culture of the Chinese nation.