Question 1: What is a simple drawing? Simple writing is to extract the most typical and prominent main features of an objective image through visual recognition, mental memorization, handwriting and other activities, and to express both generality and practicality in a flat, stylized form and concise and generous writing style. Legibility and schematic drawing.

Question 2: What are the eight categories of simple drawings? The logistics department of the enterprise can specify the catalog of various fixed assets according to the specific conditions of the system. Generally speaking, fixed assets can be divided into the following eight categories: Editor's recommendation: Fixed asset inventory method 1. Houses and buildings Houses and buildings refer to all houses and buildings whose property rights belong to the enterprise, including offices (buildings) and halls , dormitories, canteens, garages, warehouses, oil depots, archives, activity rooms, boiler rooms, chimneys, water towers, wells, walls, etc. and their associated water, electricity, gas, heating, sanitation and other facilities. The property rights of affiliated enterprises such as guest houses, hotels, fleets, hospitals, kindergartens, shops and other houses and buildings belong to the enterprise. 2. General office equipment General office equipment refers to office and business equipment commonly used by enterprises, such as desks, chairs, stools, cupboards, shelves, sofas, heating and cooling equipment, conference room equipment, furniture, etc. General equipment is general-purpose, and clothing, drinking utensils, cooking utensils, decorations, etc. are also included in the general equipment category. 3. Special equipment Special equipment refers to equipment owned by an enterprise and used exclusively for a certain job. Including: cultural and sports activity equipment, audio and video equipment, projection and camera equipment, typing and telex equipment, telephone and telegraph communication equipment, stage and lighting equipment, special equipment for archives, and modern office microcomputer equipment. All tools and equipment used specifically for a certain task should be classified as special equipment. 4. Cultural relics and exhibits Cultural relics and exhibits refer to various cultural relics and exhibits in cultural institutions such as museums and exhibition halls. For example, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, commemorative items, etc. Some enterprises have internal exhibition rooms and showrooms in their logistics departments, and any of the above-mentioned items are also considered cultural relics and displays. 5. Books Books refer to books in professional libraries, cultural centers and business books of units. All kinds of books in the company's internal library and archives, including political, business, literary and artistic books, are state property. 6. Transportation equipment Transportation equipment refers to various transportation tools used by the logistics department, including cars, jeeps, motorcycles, vans, buses, ships, transport vehicles, three-wheel trucks, human trailers, pallets, bicycles and small wheels. Car etc. 7. Mechanical equipment Mechanical equipment is mainly machine tools, power machines, tools, etc. used by the enterprise's logistics department for its own maintenance, as well as spare generators, etc., as well as measuring instruments, testing instruments and hospital medical equipment. The machinery, tools and equipment of some subsidiary production enterprises should also be included. 8. Other fixed assets Other fixed assets refer to fixed assets not included in the above categories. The competent department can make appropriate divisions according to specific circumstances, or can appropriately subdivide the above categories and add categories.

Question 3: Brief introduction to the collection of simple drawings Every child is full of curiosity about the world. They want to depict the world in their own way, and the simplest way is to draw. No matter how great a painting is, it is composed of simple lines, so simple drawings are the beginning of children's depiction of the world. How happy they will be when cute little animals, beautiful landscapes, and lifelike characters appear in children's paintings! Let children draw simple pens from elementary school, starting from the correct posture of holding pens, until the children can draw vivid things. This process plays a huge role in developing children's intelligence. Children, learn to draw simple drawings from now on and let your brain and hands do exercises together!

Question 4: What are the basic concepts of children’s simple drawings? Children’s simple drawing techniques. Simple drawing is to extract the most typical and prominent main features of the objective image through visual recognition, mental memorization, handwriting and other activities to flatten it. , stylized forms and concise and elegant brushwork, showing a painting that is both general, legible and schematic. [Edit this paragraph] Drawing method: Simple sketching is an important means of observing, analyzing, and summarizing objective images. A: Choose the angle and show the structural characteristics. Physical structure is the most basic element of painting. Various objects have their own unique composition factors, structural patterns and proportional relationships. It is easier to express the two-dimensional planar structure with flat simple strokes. However, to express the image of an object with a three-dimensional structure, since only one surface of the figure is mainly expressed, the angle and viewing direction should be selected to fully display the structural characteristics of the object when sketching, so that these characteristics can be prominently presented in the plane figure. a. Front view: The fluorescent screen of the TV, the recording and playback seat and buttons of the radio, the lens of the camera, the bookcase, and the door frame of the refrigerator. These structural elements that reflect the structural characteristics are placed on the front of the simple figures. In addition to the roofs of houses, most of the columns, corridors, doors, windows and other decorations reflecting different architectural styles are also on the front. Front views of these objects can show its structural features from different viewpoints. b. Side view: Vertebrate animals have a main ridge connecting the head and tail, traversing the thorax and pelvis, and the limbs are respectively connected with the shoulder girdle and pelvis to support the whole body. The structural proportions and shapes of various animals are formed due to different ways of living and movement. difference.

It is very obvious when viewed from the side. Similarly, the external structural characteristics of various vehicles are mainly reflected in the front, compartment and wheels. Drawing a horizontal side view can fully display the structural characteristics of each part. c. Top view: The structural features of objects such as stoves, tableware, books, and track and field fields are facing upward. Draw a top view of them for easy identification. d. Peripheral view: The outer contour of the sphere is circular at any angle. When the axis of the cylinder and cone is perpendicular to the ground, it will also present a roughly consistent visual form at various angles. Lanterns, pen holders, flashlights, cups, bowls, basins and other objects are also composed of spheres, cylinders and cones respectively. It is generally not necessary to choose an angle when drawing these objects. If they are placed horizontally or obliquely, that is, the axis is not perpendicular to the ground, there will be different perspective changes at different angles, and the angle should be taken with the axis parallel to the picture. B: Grasp the details and highlight individual characteristics. The image differences of the same or similar objects are generally mainly reflected in local details. For example: donkeys and horses, sheep and deer, pigs and elephants, geese and ducks and other similar animals, there is no big difference in the overall structure. The main difference lies in the large and small details of the ears, neck, head, tail and other animal simple drawings, as well as the difference in thickness and length. When sketching, you should pay attention to discover and strengthen the differences to highlight their individual characteristics. The detailed characteristics of objects have different expressions, some are obvious, and some are not so obvious. Sketching should be based on comparison, seeking differences from similarities, and using exaggeration to express the detailed characteristics of various objects clearly and prominently. For example, when painting different trees, when the crowns and branches are similar, you can highlight the different characteristics of leaves or flowers and fruits. When painting people, you can not only express age and gender characteristics through facial features, beard and hair, but also use clothing and hats to express ethnic characteristics. and professional characteristics. You can also use the basic shape of the head, trunk, upper and lower limbs and other proportion changes to express the personality characteristics of tall, short, fat, thin and age. C: Use bone lines to grasp dynamic characteristics. People and animals are often in motion, with various dynamics and rapid changes. Although simple dynamic sketching can directly capture various dynamics through keen observation, to a large extent it is based on analyzing and understanding the laws of movement, grasping joint points and movement lines, and using memory. Like us humans, the human body is composed of head, thorax, pelvis and limbs. The upper limbs are divided into upper arms, forearms and hands, and the lower limbs are thighs, calves and feet. The bones of each part are independent and connected up and down. Each connection point forms a joint. The joint is the hub of human body movement, doing flexion, extension, adduction and abduction. and maneuvers such as pirouettes. Various movements do not change the local structure of the head, thorax, pelvis and limbs, but only the turning relationship between them with the joints as turning points and their overall state. Therefore, using changing joints as points, unchanging bones as lines, points with lines, and lines connecting points are simple and feasible methods to express various dynamics. When using bone lines to express character dynamics, you must grasp the changing rules of the center of gravity. The center of gravity is perpendicular to the support surface. The human body can maintain balance. When walking and running, the center of gravity exceeds the support surface. When jumping, the center of gravity tends to the front of the human body. The movement patterns of simple-drawn animals in sports are basically similar to those of human figures. The limbs of animals move alternately in walking, running, and jumping, and interact with each other... >>

Question 5: Introduction to the content of the Children's Simple Drawings Collection "The New Children's Simple Drawings Collection" can It can be used as an art teaching material for kindergartens and primary schools and as an enlightenment book for parents to help their children learn to draw. It can also be used as a teaching reference book for kindergarten teachers and primary school art teachers. Drawing is one of children's favorite activities. Children use paintbrushes to tirelessly paint what they know, what they see, what they think, and what they love, so they can experience the world in a way that transcends language and express their true feelings. "New Complete Collection of Children's Simple Drawings (Latest Edition)" is specially compiled and drawn specifically for children to learn painting. The book includes more than 2,000 images of animals, plants, characters, scenery, weapons, vehicles, daily necessities and clothing that are common, familiar and favorite to children. These image lines are concise and summarized, and the drawing methods are simple and easy to learn. By copying, children can not only gain the joy of using their hands and brain, but also cultivate observation, memory, imagination, and promote the development of the right hemisphere of the brain.