Complete works of traditional Chinese characters and short strokes

The Year of the Ox is coming, Meng Mengda! As one of the 12 Zodiacs in China traditional culture, Niu became the protagonist of 202 1. In order to celebrate this special year, many people began to learn to draw stick figures of cows to express their blessings and joy for the new year. Here, I have arranged some lovely pictures of the Year of the Ox for you, hoping to bring you some inspiration.

operation sequence/order

First, we need to prepare a blank sheet of paper and a black pen. Then, practice according to the following steps:

1. Draw a bull's head: first draw a circle as the foundation of the bull's head, then draw a small circle below the circle as the nose of the bull's head, then draw two small circles above the circle as the horns, and finally draw two small circles inside the circle as the eyes.

2. Draw the cow's body: draw an arc downward from the cow's head, then draw a straight line from the end of the arc to the right, then draw an arc upward from the end of the straight line, and finally draw a straight line from the end of the arc to the left to form the foundation of the cow's body.

3. Draw a bracket: draw two curved straight lines under the cow as the basis of the bracket, and then draw two small circles at both ends of the straight line as hooves.

4. Draw oxtail: Draw an arc to the right at the end of oxtail, then draw a straight line to the left at the end of the arc, and finally draw a small circle at the end of the straight line as oxtail.

5. Draw cow lines: Draw some curves on the cow body and cow head to form the lines and details of the cow.

final result

The above is a lovely picture of the stick figure of the Year of the Ox that I arranged for you. I hope I can help you learn the basic skills of drawing cows and welcome more joy and happiness in the new year. Whether you are a beginner or a painter with a certain foundation, you can practice drawing cows through these simple steps and create your own works in the Year of the Ox. Let's celebrate the Year of the Ox with stick figures!