Stick figure in Peking Opera

The stick figure pictures in Beijing Opera are as follows:

Peking Opera is one of the representatives of traditional dramas in China, and its performing arts have reached a high level. The following is an example of a simple stick figure in Beijing opera.

First, choose a Beijing opera character as a model, such as an actress. When you draw a character's head and neck on the canvas, you can outline the face and hair with simple lines.

Next, draw the costumes of the characters. Beijing opera costumes usually have distinctive features, so you can choose a common costume to paint. Draw the collar and sleeves on the canvas, and then draw the main parts of the clothes. You can add some simple decorations to your clothes, such as flowers or bows.

Next, draw the hand of the character. Hands can be placed on different parts of the body. For example, horns usually put their hands in their sleeves or chest. Simple lines can be used to outline the outline of the hand and the shape of the finger.

Then, draw the body parts of the characters. Draw the basic outline of the body on the canvas, and then draw various parts of the body, such as shoulders, waist, buttocks and so on. Body parts should be in harmony with the proportion of the head.

Finally, the characters are processed in detail. You can paint makeup on people's faces, such as red lips and eye shadow. You can also add some details to the clothes of the characters, such as the details of flowers or bows.

In a word, the stick figure in Beijing opera needs to master some basic painting skills and the characteristics of Beijing opera characters. Through constant practice and practice, you can gradually improve your painting level and create more vivid stick figures in Beijing opera.