Drawing the sea with children
After a holiday at sea, children often want to convey their impressions on paper. Many parents provide paints or gouache to create a sea-themed painting. A master class on depicting the sea in pencil will bring considerable joy to both the baby and his parents. We offer step-by-step drawing of the water element.
- Draw a frame on the sheet using a ruler. In the lower right corner of the upcoming drawing, sketch out a small scalene triangle.
- Draw two strips from the mound upward so that they come closer at the top. This is a palm tree trunk. Draw palm leaves at their junction. And below, at the base of the trunk, add a few more small slides. Subsequently, this area will need to be painted over with a different color.
- Just below the center of the sheet, draw a horizon line. Draw the sea, starting from it. Draw with a pencil. Draw a wavy line from the center of the horizon. This way you will select the area separating the sea from the beach. You don’t have to draw the outline of the sea exactly from the center of the horizon, as your imagination dictates.
- Above the depicted horizon, draw two or three hills (mountains), placing them side by side. Since they are in the background of the picture, you should not paint them large.
- The black and white sketch is ready. Feel free to start coloring the picture with your child. You can leave this process completely in the hands of your son or daughter. For the palm tree, take brown and green pencils. For the bumps, use different shades of green, moving from a darker tone to a lighter color. Color the mountains in the same way. Shade the sea surface with a blue pencil, and closer to the horizon use a dark blue pencil. Some areas of pencil strokes can be slightly softened with a finger or a fairly hard eraser. For the sand on the beach, use a light brown color.
- The completion of the work will be the decoration of the sky with a pale blue tint. Do not paint over the entire sky, leave white cloud areas.
Your child will be proud of the resulting picture both in kindergarten and at school.
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This lesson teaches children to understand the imagery of poetry about the sea, teaches children to think through and implement the design of the drawing. Teaches children to draw the sea using various methods of depiction. R.
OOD notes for the senior group.
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- You should start your drawing with a thoughtful definition of the parts of the drawing: the horizon and the coastline in the plot you have planned. On land, sketch out the outlines of small boulders. Be clear about the beach line. If desired, draw a silhouette of the sun, mark the waves around the stone ledges in the sea.
- The next step will be to depict the initial outlines of the waves on the entire sea surface. To do this, make several strokes with a pencil over the entire water surface. However, don’t get carried away – quantity is no substitute for quality. Because in this case it will not be possible to depict fairly large waves.
- Next we move on to drawing and line painting the silhouettes of the waves near the stone figures. This is where you will need to use a specific technique. Pencil marks can be softened using your fingers (rubbing the line drawing with them), or using an eraser with sufficient rigidity. A similar procedure is carried out with part of the sea.
- Now let's move on to the design of the shore. Similar to the procedure with the sea surface, the sandy shore is shaded with pencil strokes and then rubbed. It is also quite possible to lighten dark places in sea areas (if there is such a thing). By intensively shading the stones we will achieve their expressiveness. Sketch the outlines of the clouds.
- This stage is intended to depict the heavenly expanse above the sea. Start by sketching out some small clouds. Faint strokes will emphasize the movement of air. Add a sun to the picture (optional).
A little perseverance and patience will help you cope with this lesson.
