The Cowherd and the Weaving Maiden comic strip is easy and nice to look at.

Cowherd and Weaving Daughter comic strip easy and good-looking as follows:

1, first of all, in the bottom of the picture on the magpie bridge, and in the magpie bridge on a few bamboo, in the left side of the cowherd, pay attention to the drawing of the character's hair accessories, clothing and other details.

2, then in the cowherd on the right side of the painting on the weaving girl, both sides of the painting on the wavy line decoration, and in the characters around the painting on the heart, the upper right corner of the painting on a bright moon.

3, continue to draw the pine tree in the upper left corner of the picture, and paint a five-pointed star to decorate, and the ground is painted with grass and flowers.

4, the following can be painted, first to the water painted blue, magpie bridge painted brown, the upper part of the background painted dark blue, magpie bridge painted brown, love hearts painted red.

5, and then come to the moon painted gold, the cowherd clothes painted blue, the weaver's clothes painted pink, the upper left corner of the pine tree painted brown and green, bamboo painted green, grass painted cyan.

Expansion:

The Cowherd and the Weaving Maiden, a famous Han Chinese folk love story from ancient China, is one of the four great folk legends of China. The other three are Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, Meng Jiangnu Weeping at the Great Wall, and The Legend of the White Snake.

Derived from the star names Altair and Vega. Legend has it that Weaving Maiden, the granddaughter of the ancient Heavenly Emperor, was good at weaving and wove colorful haze for the sky every day. Hating this boring life, she secretly descended to the mortal world and privately married Cowherd from the west of the river, leading a life of male cultivation and female weaving.

This incident angered the Heavenly Emperor, who caught the Weaving Maiden back to the Heavenly Palace and ordered them to be separated, allowing them to meet only once a year, on the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar, on the Magpie Bridge. Their steadfast love touched the magpies, and countless magpies flew to build a magpie bridge across the heavenly river with their bodies, so that the Cowherd and the Weaving Maiden could meet each other on the heavenly river.