Hand-drawn method

The hand-drawing method is as follows:

1, first prepare corrugated board, draw a mouse shape, and cut it out after drawing.

2. Then paste the mouse shape on the cardboard with colored cardboard to make the mouse's eyes.

3. Continue to use the same method to collage the mouse's body and hands and add patterns and details.

4. Continue to describe the details of the mouse and decorate it with markers, clay and other materials.

5. Finally, choose a suitable background for the mouse and adjust the whole and details of the picture.

Related concepts of three-dimensional painting

Three-dimensional painting, also known as "three-dimensional painting, panoramic painting, panoramic picture-in-picture, moving picture-in-picture, 3D picture-in-picture, raster painting, 3D raster painting, magic moving picture, picture-in-picture and so on." There are many kinds, which are divided into PP stereoscopic painting, PET stereoscopic painting, PS stereoscopic painting, PMMP stereoscopic painting and PVC stereoscopic painting according to different materials.

Stereo painting can transform any plane picture into a three-dimensional picture with 3D effect, and the three-dimensional effect can be seen at one position. The things in the painting can be hidden in the painting, elegant and vivid, giving people a strong visual impact, making people linger after seeing it, which can be called "vivid".

The main points of painting:

1, learn from decorative painting. Picture segmentation, point, line and plane composition, visual balance, rhythm of picture element arrangement. Color collocation, color distribution and so on, color psychology. Starting from learning the most basic laws of visual aesthetics, it will be of great help to art study at any stage in the future.

2. Then sketch painting began to learn. Learn from structure sketch, and express the structural relationship and spatial perspective relationship with lines. From simple geometry to complex geometry, to plaster head and still life sketch. Learn how to brush and draw smooth lines. The purpose is to learn to express the spatial structure of objects.