How to draw a dragon stick figure

How to draw a dragon stick figure is as follows:

1, we want to draw the main part of the dragon. In the center of the canvas, draw a big "S" shape with a curve, which is the body of the dragon. At the two ends of the "S" shape, two small circles are drawn, namely the head and tail of the dragon. Next, draw a curve between the head and the tail to connect the two small circles. This is the trunk of a dragon.

2. Next, we will draw the limbs of the dragon. Draw two long lines on both sides of the dragon's body as its forelimbs and hind limbs. Draw four claws at the ends of the forelimbs and hind limbs. Note that the forelimbs are longer than the hind limbs to show the strength of the dragon.

3. Then, we will draw the wings of the dragon. On both sides of the dragon's trunk, two large triangles are drawn as the wings of the dragon. Draw a small circle in the center of the wing to represent the joint of the wing. Finally, draw some small wavy lines on the edge of the wings to increase the three-dimensional sense of the wings.

Next, we will draw the eyes, nose and mouth of the dragon. Draw two round eyes in a small circle on your head. Draw a curve under the eyes to represent the dragon's nose. Draw a big mouth under your nose. The shape of the mouth can be crescent or heart-shaped.

5. Finally, we color the dragon. You can choose your favorite color to color the dragon, such as red, gold and so on. Pay attention to the gradual change and layering of colors when painting, so that the picture is more three-dimensional and vivid.

Related knowledge of dragons

1, the origin of the dragon: The dragon is a mythical beast in ancient China, and its origin can be traced back to the Neolithic Age thousands of years ago. In ancient times, people believed that dragons were gods who could control the weather and water, so they were regarded as supreme beings.

2. The image of the dragon: The image of the dragon is usually depicted as an animal with a long body and scales. It has the characteristics of horns, claws and wings. In different cultures, the image of dragons is different. For example, dragons in western culture are usually more fierce and evil than dragons in China culture.

3. Symbolic significance of dragon: In China culture, dragon is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness, power, dignity and sacredness. The emperor is called "the real dragon emperor", and dragons are often painted on royal buildings. In addition, dragons are also regarded as rain gods and water gods, which can bring good harvest and good luck.

4. Application of dragons: In traditional festivals and celebrations in China, dragons are often used as the theme of performances and parades. For example, the dragon dance in the Spring Festival and the dragon boat race in the Dragon Boat Festival are all about dragons. In addition, dragons are also widely used in China traditional arts, such as Peking Opera masks and ceramic paintings.