600++ Drawing a scenery

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Have you ever made a landscape picture? Certainly ever time elementary school? that ... tuh twin mountains continue to have roads and rice fields .... wkwkwkwkkw. Well this time I will give tutorial to draw scenery for my friend.

There are several steps you should do if you want to create a landscape image. Here's the explanation:

1. Seeking Inspiration

Looking for inspiration is a very necessary thing to do. Because every professional artist would need inspiration to be able to pour it in every scratch of his work.

If someone who wants to draw, but has not inspired then the result will not be maximal and the image created has no meaning meaning.

If my friend still has no inspiration, then try to get out of the house or through the internet site.

2. Make a Basic Sketch

If my friend has found the inspiration, then the next step to do is start pouring ideas and concepts that buddy have in the form of basic sketches or the term picture of his screen.

The basic sketch has a function to adjust the image composition. At this stage my friend can draw as a whole but should avoid drawing in detail.

To note is to use a pencil first so sketches that pal make can be removed and can be revised again in case of error.

3. Appropriate Form Object Original Or Imagination

Once the basic sketch has been finished, then start by learning to make the shape according to the original or imagination pal. Drawing similar to the original is very difficult, but my friend can describe the scenery that is in the imagination pal for easy to draw.

4. Color Selection

After the detail sketch has been finished, then the next step is to select the color that will be used. This stage is arguably the last stage that you should do.

Each person has different tastes in combining colors. Some use colored pencils, crayons, or watercolors. But if buddy is still a beginner, you should use a color pencil.

Well that's a brief explanation of how to draw an easy view for my friend. Here's how to draw a landscape that can make a reference for you.