How to draw the picture of Qingming

The painting of Qingming Festival is as follows:

Material preparation: paintbrush, paper.

Steps:

1, first write the theme on the side and draw a small boat below the theme with a man sitting on the boat with an umbrella, draw oars on both sides of the boat and some lotus leaves around it.

2, continue to the right side of the painting is a large lotus leaf border, and in the lotus leaf border above a square border, continue to add some lotus leaves on the right side.

3, start painting, first to the whole of the background painted blue, light blue to give people the feeling of sadness, to the lotus leaves all painted green.

4, and then to the boat and oars painted yellow, umbrellas painted light yellow, lotus leaf border painted green, square border painted orange, to the theme of the edge of the shadow.

5, and finally draw a horizontal line in the border, and use the highlighter to draw rain drops on the screen, the horizontal line can be excerpted from some of the Qingming Festival poems, allusions, origins and other information, you can also write some of their own words of the Qingming Festival.

Qingming Festival Introduction:

1, Qingming Festival, also called Treading Green Festival, is celebrated at the intersection of mid-spring and late spring, the 108th day after the winter solstice.

2, Qingming Festival is an important traditional Chinese festival, is one of the important "eight festivals", usually around April 5 on the Gregorian calendar.

3, Qingming Festival is not only a festival for people to pay tribute to their ancestors and remember the martyrs, but also a link for the Chinese people to recognize their ancestors and, more importantly, to know their forefathers.

4, Qingming Festival has a history of more than 2,500 years, and in ancient times it was also known as the Treading Green Festival, March Festival, Ancestor Festival, Tomb Sweeping Festival, Grave Sweeping Festival, Ghost Festival and so on.

5. The Qingming Festival is known as one of the three most famous ghost festivals in China, along with the Mid-Yuan Festival on the 15th of July and the Cold Clothes Festival on the 1st of October.

6. On May 20, 2006, the Qingming Festival declared by the Chinese Ministry of Culture was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.