How to draw the pictures on the village wall?

How to draw these pictures on the village wall is as follows:

Draw the outline of the wall with lines and curves on white paper, and draw a stone next to the wall. Draw a boat with lines and curves and draw a fisherman on the boat. He is rowing a boat and coloring it. Then draw the boat with lines and curves.

Brief introduction of murals:

Mural painting is an art on the wall, that is, people paint directly on the wall. As an accessory part of architecture, mural painting has become an important aspect of environmental art because of its decorative and beautification function. Mural painting is one of the earliest painting forms in human history. As early as the Han Dynasty in China, there were records of painting on walls, mostly on the walls of grottoes, tombs or temples.

Murals refer to paintings painted on walls. In primitive society, people painted various figures on the cave walls to record their expressions, which was the earliest mural. According to historical records, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty painted gods like Ganquan Palace and heroes like Qilin Pavilion, all of which were murals. From Wei, Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties, Buddhism and Taoism prevailed, and there were many Taoist murals.

Dunhuang murals preserved a large number of outstanding works of art at that time. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, scrolls prevailed and murals gradually declined. Dondero wrote the poem "Seven Passes on April 8th": "The inscription is not in Jin, but the mural is in Liang." Shi Cheng and Zhang Xifu visited Chang 'an Temple in Tang Dynasty and other painting associations: "It's a pity that murals don't exist in the world. What new paintings are there for future generations?" Song Luyou's Notes on Learning for the Elderly Volume II: "There is a mural car in the west wing of Jiangdu Temple."

Guo Moruo's Religious Beliefs of Li Bai and Du Fu: "There is a wall in the Taiwei Palace, which was written by the famous painter Wu Daozi." Murals on buildings can be roughly divided into rough murals, brush murals, painted murals, relief murals, mosaic mosaic murals and other craft materials murals.

Traditional murals can be divided into wet murals and dry murals. China ancient murals are generally distinguished by different drawing locations, including shop murals, temple murals, grotto murals, tomb murals and residential murals. The main purpose of modern murals is architectural decoration, and the coordination and integration with buildings and surrounding environment is the most important, with more diversified materials and durability.