Drawing autumn with colored pencils
Master class on drawing. Landscape “Native spaces”
Kokorina Elena Yurievna, teacher visual arts, Municipal Educational Establishment Slavninskaya Secondary comprehensive school, Tver region, Torzhok district.
Purpose of work: The master class is intended for middle and older children school age, art teachers and educators additional education. Can also be used in classes with children younger age, if you offer them a ready-made rendering.
The drawing can be used to decorate the interior, or be used as a gift, as well as for participation in competitions and exhibitions.
Target: performance autumn landscape colored pencils on the theme “Native spaces”
Tasks:
- draw an autumn landscape with colored pencils;
- promote development creative imagination children, developing the ability to convey their observations and experiences in drawings;
- to develop the ability to see beauty in the phenomena of reality in the surrounding world of the native land;
- cultivate interest in landscape painting and to the drawing process itself.
For work we will need: a landscape sheet, a set of colored pencils, a black gel pen or a simple pencil.
...If you see a river in the picture,
Or spruce and white frost, or garden and clouds,
Or a snowy plain, or a field and a hut,
The picture must be called - scenery.
A landscape painting allows the artist to express his attitude to the world in a broad sense, to the natural world that surrounds us. Nature brings people together and often gives them similar moods, thoughts and experiences.
How beautiful are the beloved spaces,
The blue distance is calling,
The rustle of grass and birch trees are dear to me,
Keeps the memory with tenderness in the heart!(Oleg Mandrakov)
Our beautiful nature often changes her outfits.
I love you, my native expanses,
the greenery of the forest and the smell of the fields,
blue lakes, majestic mountains,
the many faces of my Russia.
And the dawn among the curly birches,
and the sunset by the blue river,
the noise of acacias and tired maples.
I’m happy to live on the sidelines of my native land.
Spring waters spill,
Or the golden leaf fall swirls.
All the quirks of nature are good,
I enjoy any weather.(Alexey Luchinin)
Golden autumn is joyful, lushly harvested, rich in harvest, they love it for its generosity, for the wealth of fields, gardens, for clear azure days. blue sky, for the beauty of the forests, painted with gold and crimson paint.
Today I propose to draw an autumn landscape with colored pencils. The main characters of our landscape will be birches on the river bank, and in the background- church.
First, let's sketch out the main plot. future painting. You can use a simple pencil, but I took a black gel pen.
We begin to tint the sky and river with a blue pencil. We place the strokes horizontally.
Using a darker blue pencil, changing the direction, we apply a second layer of shading.
We introduce a purple pencil into the sky and the river, and at the same time we paint over the trunks of the birch trees.
Using a yellow pencil, we begin to draw the crown of the birch tree. We place the strokes horizontally.
Let's paint the ground under the birch tree, the nearest hill on the opposite bank and two trees in front of the church with yellow.
Use a brown pencil to shade the leaves in the crown of the birches. We put short strokes in different directions. We lightly introduce the same color into the river under the birch and under the trees near the church.
Enter green color into the crown of a birch tree.
We paint over the distant hill with a burgundy-brown pencil and introduce this color into the river under the birch tree.
Using a dark green pencil we draw the foliage of the bushes, tall grass along the river bank and paint over the foreground of the bank where the birches grow.
Draw blades of grass with a brown pencil. We place the hatching in different directions - this creates the feeling of swaying grass. We also emphasize the tops of the hills with shading.
We also put light brown shading behind the birches.
Using a black pencil we make a drawing on the trunks of birch trees.
We introduce black strokes into the crown of birches.
Using a green pencil, we make a net shading in the background, behind the birch trees, and paint over the black background.
Making burgundy stains.
We insert a red pencil into the foliage of the bushes.
We decorate the church and the trees in front of it.
We color the river: use a light blue pencil to make horizontal and vertical strokes. We paint the space unevenly to create the feeling of water movement.
In the background, behind the birches, we will draw the spruce trees with a black pencil.
Now, using broad strokes, we paint over the entire crown of the birch trees with a yellow pencil. And we introduce the same color into the river.
I'll take a pencil and draw a forest,
I will draw fields and a river snake.
So that there is peace and tranquility on this Earth... (Terenty Travnik)
The drawing is ready, but at the very beginning, for the sketch, I used a helium pen. In some places in the drawing the drawing line comes to the fore. I suggest smoothing out these transitions. To do this, using the same black pen, we emphasize with shading the pattern on the trunks of the birches and the conspicuous line of the river.
Unconventional drawing. Autumn
Master class on drawing. Autumn landscape
Kokorina Elena Yurievna, fine arts teacher, Slavninsk secondary school, Tver region, Torzhok district.
Purpose of work: master class on drawing in unconventional technology drawing is intended for children from 5 years old, educators, teachers primary classes and fine arts, teachers of additional education. The drawing can be used to decorate the interior or as a gift.
Target: creating a drawing on the theme “Autumn” using unconventional way in drawing: using a cotton swab.
Tasks:
1) open up space for children's imagination;
2) create a drawing using gouache, cotton swabs, and a painting brush with stiff bristles;
3) development of creative thinking, interest in independent activity, fantasy and imagination.
Materials: gouache, painting brush (bristles No. 5 - No. 8), sippy cup water, a sheet of tinted cardboard, cotton swabs, black wax pencil.
Children, getting acquainted with the world around them, try to reflect it in their activities - games, drawing, modeling, stories, etc. Visual activity, in this regard, presents very rich possibilities. In order not to limit the children’s ability to express impressions of the world around them, a traditional set is not enough visual arts and materials. The more diverse the conditions in which it occurs visual activity, content, forms, methods and techniques of working with children, as well as the materials with which they work, the more intensively children’s artistic abilities will develop.
Non-traditional drawing techniques are an impetus for the development of imagination, creativity, the manifestation of independence, initiative, and expression of individuality. Applying and combining different ways images in one drawing, children learn to think, to independently decide which technique to use to make this or that image expressive.
Blue sky, bright flowers,
Golden autumn of wonderful beauty.
How much sun, light, gentle warmth,
Autumn gave us this Indian summer.
We are glad to see the last warm, clear days,
Honey mushrooms on stumps, cranes in the sky.
As if an artist with a bold hand
I painted the birch trees with gold paint,
And, adding red, he painted the bushes
Maples and aspens of wondrous beauty.
It turned out to be autumn—you can’t take your eyes off it!
Who else can draw like that? (Irina Butrimova)
Let's draw Autumn today. For work, take tinted cardboard of blue color– this way we don’t have to set the color of the sky.
To begin, we will take a wide brush with coarse bristles and ocher gouache and paint the autumn grass: making broad strokes from the bottom up.
Let's take a cotton swab, white gouache and draw tree trunks. We draw lines from bottom to top, placing them on at different levels in height and width.
Guess what kind of tree we got: “Slim figure, white sundress” (Birch)
With another stick and yellow gouache, let's start drawing leaves on the birch trees. (For each paint, I suggest taking a new cotton swab, since cotton wool in water begins to spread and beautiful prints cannot be obtained.)
Now we use green gouache, but there will be few such dots, just to highlight the crown.
Add brown spots.
White-legged birches,
Tights with touches,
Curly, tall
Earrings with amber.
They sparkle like coins
polished leaves,
And they wave their branches,
Like girls with handkerchiefs. (F. Sokolova)
Let's draw the birch trunk and add black strokes. You can use black gouache. But this is a little difficult for preschoolers, so I suggest using a black wax pencil or black oil pastel. They easily leave a mark on white paint and do not bleed. To do this, draw along the contour of the white line and add small spots and branch lines. At the bottom we paint the trunk more densely.
For older children, you can use a black gel pen to draw the trunk. The outline will be brighter and more expressive.
Let's draw the grass using brown gouache.
Let's add foliage at the bottom of the birch crowns yellow paint. We use the “poke” method.
Let's draw the second plan. To do this, take ocher and use the same “poke” method to fill the distance between the foliage of the trees and the grass with small spots.
Shade using black gouache.
Now let's add bright yellow spots.
The work is ready, you can insert it into a frame.
The autumn forest is again in golden decoration,
And the outfit was replaced by a sweet birch tree,
All its leaves were covered with gold,
On top of the head towards the sky in a blue scarf.
You, white birch, are pretty,
And in winter and summer, in early spring,
A playful breeze braids your hair,
Gentle and cool, even playful.
Autumn spares neither silver nor gold,
Like an artist, autumn is rich in colors,
The autumn forest is again in golden decoration,
And the outfit was replaced by a cute birch tree.(L. Bondarenko)
Gold autumn - traditional theme for drawings not only in kindergarten, but also in primary school. As a rule, such thematic drawings are made with colored pencils, gouache or watercolor paints. Well, the main subject of drawings on the theme “Autumn” are the brightest and most unshakable attributes of this time of year - autumn leaves. Moreover, these can be either individual leaves or whole bouquets of them, autumn trees or entire forest landscapes. You can complement such a children's drawing on the theme “Autumn” with other autumn elements, for example, a key of flying birds or a fruit and vegetable harvest. In our article today, we have collected for you three step-by-step master classes with photo drawings on the theme “Autumn”, which are suitable for kindergarten and primary school (grades 1-5).
Drawing on the theme “Autumn” for kindergarten, step-by-step master class with photos
The first master class that we invite you to master is ideal for the youngest artists - kindergarten students. The autumn-themed drawing described below is done in gouache or thick acrylic paints. But the most important attribute of this master class is dry autumn leaves different forms. Find out exactly how the leaves will be used in a drawing on the theme “Autumn” for kindergarten from the step-by-step master class with the photo below.
Necessary materials for drawing on the theme “Autumn” for kindergarten
- paper
- paints
- wide tassel
- dry leaves different types trees
Step-by-step instructions for a children's drawing master class on the theme “Autumn”
- Autumn leaves will serve as a kind of stamps for drawing, so it is advisable to take leaves of different tree species - this will make the finished drawing more interesting. We take leaves that are dry, but quite elastic. Using a brush, apply a thick layer of paint to the inner surface of the leaf. Photo 22
On a note! To make the design even more colorful, apply several different colors to one leaf.
- We hold our “stamp” by the tail and carefully transfer the paint to the paper. Let's draw autumn tree, so we will use leaves to form its crown. photo 23
- We transfer paints from different leaves, gradually filling most of the paper. The result should be a large, lush and colorful crown. photo 24
- Let the paints dry a little and begin painting with a brush brown paint trunk and branches. Ready! Thanks to this interesting technology the drawing turns out to be very original - the leaf stamps not only give shape, but also leave beautiful patterns. photo 25
Drawing on the theme “Autumn” for children in grades 1-5, step-by-step master class with photos
The autumn theme is also relevant for drawing lessons in primary school. Most often, students in grades 1-5 are given the task of drawing autumn landscapes. Our next drawing on the theme “Autumn” is exactly this step-by-step master class for children 1-5 grades. It describes in detail how to draw an autumn tree, which can be either an independent drawing or the basis for a children's landscape.
Necessary materials for drawing on the theme “Autumn” for children in grades 1-5
- paper
- colour pencils
Instructions for a drawing master class on the theme “Autumn” for children in grades 1-5
- Using a simple or black pencil, mark the base of the future tree trunk in the middle part of the leaf.
- Then using simple lines we draw the bases of the branches. First we draw the large branches, and from them we form thin small branches.
- Draw a silhouette of a crown around the resulting template.
- We add details to the tree: we draw the volume of the crown, imitate the relief of the bark and leaves with a few strokes.
- Let's move on to coloring our drawing. We start with the trunk, which we fill with strokes with a brown pencil.
- To make the crown more voluminous, we will decorate it with several colors. For example, the borders of the crown can be filled in with a red pencil.
- Then we fill the middle part of the crown with orange and yellow flowers. Photo 9 All that remains is to paint the fallen leaves in different colors and our drawing on the theme “Autumn” for children in grades 1-5 is ready!
Children's drawing on the theme "Autumn" with a pencil - how to draw an "Autumn Sunset" step by step
Next master class children's drawing on an autumn theme is done using wax pencils. The main theme will be the autumn sunset, against which the growing lonely tree, which has already lost all its leaves. This master class of children's drawing on autumn theme“Autumn Sunset” pencil is suitable for children aged 7 years and older.
Necessary materials for drawing on the theme “Autumn” with a pencil
- wax crayons (black, orange, yellow, red, white)
- paper
Instructions for drawing “Autumn Sunset” in pencil
- Fill the entire surface of the sheet with a yellow pencil, drawing wide horizontal strokes.
- Then, using a small piece of cotton wool or just a finger, rub the pencil into a light haze.
- We draw similar strokes on top, but with an orange pencil.
- Using the same technique, we grind them and apply red lines on top of the middle of the sheet.
- Gently rub the pencil so that there are no visible transitions or lines left.
- From below, we draw the soil with a black pencil, making the ground relief and heterogeneous. Approximately in the middle we make a small depression.
- In the lower right corner we begin to draw our lonely growing tree. Its height and size can be adjusted at your discretion.
- In the depression, use a white pencil to draw the silhouette of the sun setting below the horizon.
- Finally, we draw a flock of birds flying south. Ready!
Autumn - great time of the year. When else will you see such a riot of colors? The trees are dressed in gilded clothes. The maples drop their crimson carved leaves. Red rowan and rosehip berries are added bright accents. It's all flooded sun rays and framed by heavenly blue.
It’s not for nothing that many artists loved to depict this time of year on their canvases. Sometimes, admiring a magnificent landscape, you want to be like them and grab a brush. golden autumn? Let's talk about it.
Preparing for work: what to consider?
How to draw a golden autumn so that the picture looks as believable as possible? Of course, from life. No one better than Mother Nature can tell us what paints to use and how to create a composition.
Once you find a beautiful panorama, look at it from different angles. Try to squat down, climb up a hill, looking for best view. It’s good if the picture has several plans: close, middle, long. For example, in the foreground - colorful tree, a little further away there is a river, and near the horizon there is a strip of forest. This will give the drawing volume and make it more interesting.
It is not necessary to draw all the trees and rocks. Highlight the most important thing in the landscape. What elements will help convey the essence of the picture? For example, interesting game light and shadow, an unusual combination of crimson leaves and blue sky, the feeling of a sunny September afternoon? What can you do without? Highlight the main subject that will attract the viewer's attention. For example, a tree or bush. The rest will be the background, emphasizing and beautifully complementing it.
Making a sketch
How to draw All you need to start is a simple pencil and a landscape sheet. Let's make a sketch, applying selected elements of the landscape onto paper with thin lines and spots. First of all, we draw the horizon. This will help you position other objects correctly on the paper.
Then we outline the configuration of the land: hills, lowlands, banks of a river or lake. Drawing the foreground. We denote tree trunks schematically, as well as crowns. Just sticks with branches. If desired, you can shade them, remembering the play of chiaroscuro. Later, objects located at a distance are outlined.
Be sure to keep in mind that they should decrease as they approach the horizon. If there is a river or a path running into the distance in the picture, mark the point to which it will lead and draw two lines. Keep in mind that an artist, just like a writer, has the right to invention. You can remove or add any details as you wish if it makes the composition more interesting.
How to draw golden autumn with pencils?
By using gray you can depict the contours of objects and give them volume through the play of chiaroscuro. But how can a riot of colors, their transitions and combinations be reflected in a painting? One of the most simple ways- colour pencils. They have been familiar to us since childhood, but do we know how to use them? Just in case, let's recall the basic rules.
- The harder you press the pencil, the darker the color. To achieve an airy effect, light pressure is enough.
- It is very important what strokes you use. Thus, straight lines convey direction, wavy lines convey a sense of movement.
- By applying some strokes on top of others, you can get darker tones.
- To obtain new shades, apply one color to another. You can do this repeatedly. For example, first outline the crown with yellow strokes, then add brown, crimson and green accents. And at the end, apply lemon over the entire surface.
How to beautifully paint golden autumn with paints?
You can create transparent, light-filled paintings using watercolors. Let's use the filling technique. To do this, a sheet of paper is moistened with water, and paints are applied to a damp base. This results in soft, blurry transitions.
The sky is written using blue and purple paint. The closer to the horizon line, the lighter the tones. You can create clouds by darkening the colors around them and slightly blurring the edges. The earth is depicted in soft brown and yellow colors. In the foreground the shades are richer, in the background they are lighter.
The autumn forest is indicated predominantly by yellow and orange flowers. For now we are just sketching out the general background, drawing it from life. We take the paint carefully, drop by drop, and dilute it generously with water. Don't be afraid to mix shades directly on paper; if you make a mistake, they can be easily washed off.
Drawing details
How to draw golden autumn in the foreground of a painting? This requires clearer lines, more rich colors. To get them, first dry the paper with the background applied to it. Then we get to work.
Tree trunks are drawn from bottom to top. To add volume, we designate shadows by mixing brown and black colors. The play of shades in the crowns can be conveyed using warm, bright tones, which are applied in separate strokes. Don't forget that trees cast shadows on the ground. Using red and burgundy color you can revive the forest or bushes located in the background.
When everything is dry, use a thin brush to add the finishing touches - withered grass, thin twigs, individual falling leaves.
Working with gouache
In addition to watercolors, there are other paints with which you can create bright, rich landscapes. How to draw golden autumn with gouache? First of all, you should remember a few rules:
- Gouache cannot be washed away with water or rubbed like watercolor until it dries completely.
- Apply it in a thin layer. The colors can be mixed while they are still wet.
- First, the paint is applied horizontally, and then vertical strokes are added.
- After drying, the color of the paint may become lighter or darker. It is better to check this point in advance on the palette.
The drawing should start from the background. Moreover, the dark fragments of the landscape are indicated first. Then - lighter ones. To do this, white gouache is mixed into the paint. The background generally requires three primary colors: blue sky, brown earth, orange or yellow autumn forest. Once the background is dry, you can move on to the details.
Foliage is depicted in small strokes. To do this, take orange and yellow colors, ocher The trunks are drawn with a thin brush. The shadow can be conveyed by mixing purple into the base paint. It is better not to use black color for these purposes - it will turn out dirty. At the end, details are added: thin blades of grass, twigs, highlights.
Now you know how to draw a golden autumn from life. A little imagination, diligence, and the picture is ready. You can decorate your home with it or give it to your loved ones as a gift.
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Almost all children, without exception, love to draw, but many parents, because of their own laziness and excuses like “he’ll get dirty himself and smear everything around him,” “I don’t know how to draw to show an example of how to do it,” “he’s too small, he’ll still get full.” these colors” they don’t give brushes and paints to kids, which is a pity... We hope that our marathon of children’s drawings on an autumn theme will inspire creativity for everyone without exception. There are plenty to choose from, dear Creators!
We tried to collect for you the most interesting drawing ideas in order to organize your child’s leisure time more interestingly when it’s time for rain, “dull charm” and sitting at home. Read on for ideas on what you can 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 the white paper. Using this method, you can create compositions: a bouquet in a vase, an autumn landscape, etc.
Idea No. 2
A similar method, only you need to rub the leaves with wax (a candle or white wax crayon), and then cover a sheet of paper with watercolors. Large planes It is convenient to paint with a wide squirrel brush or a foam sponge.
Idea No. 3
Paint is applied to the sheet from the vein side. Then the sheet is applied to the paper and an imprint is made. The effect will be different depending on what paint you use.
You can come up with many compositional solutions: imprint large sheet can become the crown of a tree if you finish drawing the trunk; A few prints are already a whole forest!
Prints made with white paint on a colored background look impressive. You can combine several techniques and complete the images with pencils or felt-tip pens.
Idea #4
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By blowing paint through a straw you can paint fancy trees. This method gives you endless possibilities for experimentation! You can, for example, draw trees using a previously prepared background.
Idea #5
Fill your child with the background yourself or offer him some colored cardboard. Let him draw the crown of a tree and fallen leaves, dipping his finger in the paint.
Idea #6
The crown looks voluminous if you make it clear of colored pencils. Apply glue precisely to the desired places and sprinkle with small shavings. The trunk and branches can be blown through a tube or drawn in any other way.
Idea No. 7
Convenient (and completely non-marking) to draw the crown cotton swab. In the same way you can depict a bunch of rowan berries, a sprig of currants or other berries.
Idea #8
Very unusual picture can be done using foil. Place the dried leaf (or several) on a sheet of cardboard, veins up. Cover it with thin foil and carefully, so as not to tear it, smooth it with your fingers so that the design appears. Cover the foil with dark paint (you can use gouache, acrylic, tempera, ink) and let it dry well. Rub the painting very gently with a stiff dishwashing sponge. The protruding veins of the leaf will shine, and dark paint will remain in the recesses. Now you can frame your work!
Idea No. 9
Those who love textures will surely enjoy filling different silhouettes with patterns. Draw or trace an autumn leaf according to the template, divide it into small planes, like a stained glass window. Have your child fill in each piece with a different pattern. You can do this 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 it with wax (candle). You can use wax crayons to create a background. Cover the surface with black ink and dry. Scratch the drawing with a sharp object.
Idea No. 11
Using a stiff bristle brush or toothbrush, splatter paint. This method is suitable for drawing tree crowns and creating compositions based on plant imprints.
