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We draw an autumn landscape in stages
- Step 1
Select the object of the future drawing. Let it be two trees growing on a hillock near a wide river. First of all, we outline the horizon line and perspective
- Step 2
The trees are in the foreground, we denote the trunks with two lines.
- Step 3
The next step is to designate the left bank of the river
- Step 4
We do the same with the right one, draw a winding coastline
- Step 5
How to draw autumn as believable as possible? It is important to be inquisitive and attentive, to notice even the smallest details. For example, so that the trees do not hang in the air, you need to "tie" them to the ground with a small mound covered with stunted grass
- Step 6
Trees in late autumn lose almost all foliage. So you need to pay more attention to drawing the tree trunk, its branches, the visible part of the rhizome.
- Step 7
No matter how hard the wind tries, a few leaves are still holding on to the branches, not in a hurry to fall to the ground
- Step 8
Trees grow on a high hill, show reeds below
- Step 9
Cover the hill with hatching of different intensity, so you can show the volume and texture of the bare earth.
- Step 10
Using the hatching technique, draw a distant plan of the forest on the right
- Step 11
In autumn, life practically freezes, with strokes of a pencil, show the unhurried course of the river, the blurry silhouette of the forest
- Step 12
This pore is characterized by prolonged rains, cold showers. The sky is covered with solid clouds and lead clouds
- Step 13
Birds fly away to warm lands, draw a crane wedge, which, heading south, will definitely return to its native lands in the spring
- Step 14
To revive the drawing a little, you can show the remnants of the web, in which he fell asleep soundly, "went into hibernation" a forest dweller - a spider
- Step 15
With the help of highlights, we give the picture a cold look, the sun practically does not heat, frost glistens on the fallen leaves
How to draw autumn with colored pencils
- Step 1
On the sheet, outline the location of the main objects - Christmas trees, oak, birch and fields in the distance;
- Step 2
Draw an oak, depicting its massive branches and a hollow;
- Step 3
Draw a birch next to an oak. Mark the grass under the trees and draw a mushroom near the birch;
- Step 4
Draw spruce branches and leaves lying on them. Draw the fields and outlines of the forest in the distance. Draw grass, mushrooms and leaves that have fallen to the ground;
- Step 5
Draw a field in the distance. In the sky, depict cranes flying to warm lands;
- Step 6
Now you understand how to draw a golden autumn with a pencil. Of course, the autumn landscape must be done in color, so do not stop at this stage. Carefully outline the image with a liner;
- Step 7
Using an eraser, carefully clean the sheet of pencil lines;
- Step 8
Fill in the hollow of the oak tree with a black pencil. And with brown pencils, shade the trunk of the oak, as well as its branches;
- Step 9
With yellow shades, as well as orange and swamp green, paint over the oak foliage;
- Step 10
Paint over the spruce branches with green tones. With yellow and orange pencils, color the leaves lying on the branches of the spruce, as well as on the grass and mushroom caps;
- Step 11
Shade the birch trunk a little with a gray pencil. Draw the stripes on it with a black pencil. Color the birch foliage with yellow and orange pencils;
- Step 12
Color the legs of the mushrooms with a black pencil, and their hats with red and burgundy tones. Color the grass and the forest in the distance with green pencils, as well as shades of yellow and brown;
- Step 13
Use brown and black pencils to color the field in the distance. Shade the cranes in gray, and shade the sky in blue.
- Step 14
The drawing of the autumn landscape is ready! Now you know how to draw a golden autumn.
Now we will have a lesson in drawing an autumn landscape in pencil in stages. Autumn is the most inspiring time of the year for writers, photographers, and artists. The abundance of colors gives artists the opportunity to convey their feelings in a huge number of shades. However, a simple pencil can convey the autumn mood. The first thing that came to my mind on the theme of Autumn is sadness, rain, a bench, an umbrella, leaves.
Step 1. We start drawing from the bench. Since it is located slightly at an angle to us, we draw lines of perspective. On the bench we mark the location of the umbrella. It is not necessary to try to draw the oval too even, as these lines will be removed later.
Step 2. Add knitting needles and a cane to the umbrella. We modify the bench a little and draw the legs.
Step 3. "Pull" the fabric on the knitting needles.
Step 4. We draw a background - a lantern, trees. On the asphalt we add a reflection in the puddles. You can add leaves on the ground or on a bench.
Step 5. Apply shadows and midtones. Objects in the foreground should be more contrast than the background.
Step 6. With cross strokes on the pavement and straight strokes in the air, draw rain with a pencil or a sharp eraser.
I hope now you have some idea of what you can draw on the theme of Autumn without resorting to bright colors.
We have selected for you 3 simple, but completely different in terms of technique, images of autumn nature. Choose the one you like.
Autumn landscape in watercolor in monotype technique
A traditional autumn landscape - a colorful forest on the shore of a reservoir, reflected in a mirror of water, can be drawn using an original and easy-to-perform technique.
You will need:
- watercolor paints (preferably on a honey basis);
- water;
- natural brush (squirrel) - recommended size 2.5;
- a sheet of thick paper for watercolor painting;
- palette for mixing paints.
Technique for drawing an autumn landscape in stages:
Apply a thin layer of water to the paper with a brush. Leave the sheet to dry.
Draw a horizon line. Determine where the sky will be in the drawing by allocating more space for it than for objects located on the ground. Paint the sky in a soft blue tone, applying paint from the bottom up, starting from the horizon line.
Draw water. To do this, choose a more saturated shade of blue and apply it from top to bottom from the horizon line. When drawing the water surface, make horizontal movements with the brush. Leave the sheet to dry - the paint must dry completely!
Draw the sky. Type yellow on the brush and draw a strip across the sky, approximately in its central part. Closer to the horizon line, draw exactly the same crimson stripe. These lines represent the reflections of the sun.
Pick up a sufficient amount of white paint on the brush, dilute it a little with water. Draw several oblique stripes across the sky and blend them in the same direction. These will be the clouds.
Type water on the brush and blur the crimson and yellow stripes by moving the brush in a horizontal direction.
Dipping the brush in brown paint, draw a wide stripe on the horizon line. It will be a forest located in the distance. Wait for the paint to dry completely.
With orange paint, draw the silhouettes of trees that will be located in the foreground - directly on the shore. You can do this not only with a brush, but also directly with the help of prints of leaflets.
Fold the sheet in half, folding it from top to bottom. Run your hand across the paper and unfold the drawing. You have imprinted the reflection of the trees in the introductory mirror.
Draw the sun behind the trees, silhouettes of birds flying across the sky. Wait for the drawing to dry
Type yellow paint on the brush and draw the silhouettes of the trees at the top of the sheet. Fold the drawing in half again, run your hand and unfold.
At the top of the landscape, paint the trees in orange and yellow and the grass in yellow.
Draw the trunks and branches of the trees.
Autumn drawing in monotype technique is ready!
Autumn landscape in pencil
With the help of a pencil, it is best to depict late autumn, when there is practically no foliage on the trees, the weather is gloomy, and the artist’s mood is a little sad. We invite you to depict two thin autumn trees bending under the gusts of cold autumn wind on the banks of the river.
Autumn landscape technique in stages:
Draw straight horizons and perspectives
Draw tree trunks in the foreground
Draw the left and right bank of the river
So that the trees do not “hang in the air”, draw a small mound at their foot, covered with dry and sparse grass.
Draw in detail the silhouettes of both trees - rhizomes, trunks, branches
Draw fallen leaves on the ground and draw a few remaining leaves on the branches of trees. Draw reeds along the banks of the river.
Use the horizontal lines to represent the flow of the river.
Cover the mound on which trees grow with hatching of different intensity.
Draw the silhouette of a forest on the far bank of the river with the same hatching.
Draw clouds in the sky and silhouettes of birds flying to warmer climes.
Draw a thin autumn cobweb among the branches of the tree.
Use the eraser to add highlights to the landscape to give the drawing an even colder mood.
Creating an autumn landscape using natural materials
Children will surely like working on this landscape, because the original technique involves the use of real autumn leaves.
You will need:
- watercolor paints;
- gouache;
- simple pencil;
- thick paper for drawing watercolor;
- natural brushes (pony, squirrel No. 2.6);
- masking tape;
- autumn leaves of various shapes.
Working process:
Draw a horizon line with a simple pencil
Tear the paper tape into free-form pieces and stick them above the horizon line - these will be clouds floating across the sky
Draw a horizon line with yellow watercolor. When depicting the horizon, draw more water on the brush so that the line is blurry.
Use a rich yellow color to paint the sky, moving the brush from left to right.
Gradually introduce greenish shades into the general background of the sky. Don't forget to get plenty of water on the brush.
Emphasize the horizon line with dark shades of blue and green. Thus, you will depict a forest located in the distance.
Paint the foreground of the landscape with blurry spots of various shades of yellow and green.
Peel off the paper tape above the horizon line.
Prepare autumn leaves that you will use to draw trees in the distance.
Cover the leaves with orange, yellow or brown gouache.
Attach the leaves to the background of the picture, beyond the horizon line. Make prints.
In the same way, print the outlines of the leaves in the foreground of the landscape. For the foreground, pick up leaves of a different shape and use more saturated shades of gouache.
With a thin brush, paint the trunks and branches of the trees located in the foreground.
The original autumn landscape is ready.
Creative autumn to you!
In this lesson we will look at how to draw an autumn landscape with a pencil in stages. This lesson is suitable for all ages, as a student, and for children, and for adults. What is the autumn landscape like? Autumn is different, so let's take late autumn. The autumn landscape in late autumn is almost bare trees, there are very few leaves left on the tree, there are a lot of fallen leaves around the tree, the weather is gloomy for rain and everything around is gray and not pleasant, the birds fly south. This is a typical late autumn pattern.
Here is our drawing of an autumn landscape, autumn.
We draw a straight line of the horizon and perspective.
We draw trees in the foreground, we designate tree trunks with lines.
Now draw the right bank of the river.
How to draw autumn as believable as possible? It is important to be inquisitive and attentive, to notice even the smallest details. For example, so that the trees do not hang in the air, you need to "tie" them to the ground with a small mound covered with stunted grass.
In autumn, life practically freezes, with strokes of a pencil, show the unhurried course of the river, the blurry silhouette of the forest.
We draw clouds in the sky, because we said above that autumn is always associated with rain and gloom.
We also draw the silhouette of birds that fly south. But with the advent of spring, they will again fly to our area.
To revive the drawing a little, you can show the remnants of the web, in which he fell asleep soundly, "went into hibernation" a forest dweller - a spider.
With the help of highlights, we give the picture a cold look, the sun practically does not heat, frost glistens on the fallen leaves. Use an eraser for this.
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Almost without exception, children love to draw, but many parents, because of their own laziness and excuses like “get dirty on their own and smear everything around”, “I can’t draw to show an example of how to do it”, “it’s too small, it’s still full these paints ”do not give the kids brushes and paints, which is a pity ... We hope that our marathon of children's drawings on the autumn theme will inspire everyone, without exception, to be creative. There is plenty to choose from, dear Creators!
We tried to collect for you the most ideas for drawing in order to organize the child’s leisure time more interestingly when it’s time for rains, “dull charm” and sitting at home. Read ideas for things to do at home with your child in bad weather.
Idea #1
You need to put the dried leaves between sheets of paper, and then paint over the sheet with solid strokes using soft colored pencils or crayons. A sheet with all the veins will appear on white paper. Using this method, you can compose compositions: a bouquet in a vase, an autumn landscape, etc.
Idea #2
A similar method, only the leaves need to be waxed (with a candle or white wax crayon), and then covered with watercolor on a sheet of paper. It is convenient to paint over large planes with a wide squirrel brush or foam rubber sponge.
Idea #3
Paint is applied to the sheet from the side of the veins. Then the sheet is applied to paper and an imprint is made. The effect will be different, depending on which paint to use.
You can come up with many compositional solutions: the imprint of a large leaf can become the crown of a tree if you finish drawing the trunk; a few prints - that's a whole forest!
Prints made with white ink on a colored background look spectacular. You can combine several techniques, draw images with pencils or felt-tip pens.
Idea #4
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By blowing paint through a straw, you can draw bizarre trees. This method gives you endless possibilities for experimentation! You can, for example, draw trees on a pre-prepared background.
Idea #5
Fill the background yourself with the kid or offer colored cardboard. Let him draw the crown of the tree and fallen leaves, dipping his finger into the paint.
Idea #6
The crown looks voluminous if you make it clear of colored pencils. Spot glue in the right places and sprinkle with small chips. The trunk and branches can be blown through a straw or drawn in any other way.
Idea #7
It is convenient (and completely non-marking) to draw a crown with a cotton swab. In the same way, you can depict a bunch of mountain ash, a sprig of currants or other berries.
Idea #8
A very unusual picture can be made using foil. Lay a dried leaflet (you can have several) on a sheet of cardboard with the veins up. Cover it with thin foil and gently, so as not to tear, smooth it with your fingers so that the pattern shows through. Cover the foil with dark paint (you can use gouache, acrylic, tempera, ink) and let dry well. Scrub the painting very gently with a hard washcloth. The protruding veins of the leaf will shine, and dark paint will remain in the recesses. Now you can frame your work!
Idea #9
Those who love textures will surely enjoy filling various silhouettes with patterns. Draw or circle an autumn leaf according to the template, divide it into small planes, like a stained glass window. Let the child fill in each piece with a different pattern. You can do this with a gel pen, felt-tip pens.
Idea #10
A similar task can be performed using the scratching technique. Paint a sheet of smooth (polished) cardboard with paints and rub with wax (candle). You can use wax crayons to create the background. Cover the surface with black ink and dry. Scratch the drawing with a sharp object.
Idea #11
Using a stiff bristled brush or toothbrush, splatter the paint. This method is suitable for drawing tree crowns, creating compositions based on plant prints.
