How to draw a handwritten newspaper of European folk stories

The drawing steps of European folk story handwritten newspaper are as follows:

1. Preparation tools: prepare pencils, markers, erasers, rulers, drawing paper and other tools. Determine the theme: determine the theme of handwritten newspaper, such as a specific story in European folk stories, or a collection of multiple stories. Planning layout: planning the layout of handwritten newspaper on drawing paper, including title, illustration, text, etc.

2. Draw the title: Draw the title of the handwritten newspaper above drawing paper, which can be described with colored pencils or markers to make the title stand out. Drawing illustrations: according to the theme and layout, draw relevant illustrations in the appropriate position of the drawing paper, which can be drawn with colored pencils or watercolor pigments.

3. Writing: Write the words related to the theme in an appropriate place in drawing paper, which can be written with a black signature pen or a ballpoint pen. Text can be story introduction, story plot, character introduction, etc. Improve details: deal with the details of handwritten newspaper, such as adding decorative elements such as borders, lace and small patterns to make handwritten newspaper more beautiful.

The significance of folk stories

1. Folk stories are a cultural tradition that is widely circulated among the people and passed down from mouth to mouth. They are usually created and spread by ordinary people to express their understanding and perception of life, beliefs and culture. Folk stories usually include myths, legends, fables, folk songs and other forms, which cross the boundaries of regions and cultures and become an important part of human cultural treasures.

2. Folk stories have rich meanings, including not only the explanation and description of nature, but also the ethics, values and humanistic spirit of human society. They are the crystallization of people's wisdom and an important part of national culture. Folk stories have become an important carrier of folk culture with their vivid plots, vivid characters and profound ideological connotations.

3. Folk stories are a way of cultural inheritance. They are passed down from generation to generation through oral communication, which preserves the historical and cultural memory of human society. In the process of inheritance, folk stories continue to develop and evolve, and are constantly endowed with new significance and value of the times. This inheritance is not only a memory of the past, but also an expectation of the future.