How to draw a recipe is as follows:

1. Prepare tools: paper, pencil, eraser, fine-line paintbrush or pen.

2. Plan layout: First determine the layout of the entire recipe, including title, dish name, ingredient list, steps and pictures, etc.

3. Draw the title: Use a larger font size to write the recipe name to make it eye-catching and easy to read.

4. Dish name and ingredient list: Use a relatively large font size to write the name of each dish, and list the required ingredients below. Different symbols or colors can be used to highlight the main material.

5. Drawing steps: Use a smaller font size to describe each step step by step, and you can use numbers or symbols to mark it. Note that the steps should be concise and described in clear language.

6. Draw illustrations: You can use simple icons or hand-drawn methods to depict the key actions in the main steps. You can also add real photos of the food next to each dish.

7. Design background: You can add some decorative elements around the entire recipe, such as lines, patterns or other patterns to increase the overall beauty.

8. Coloring and decoration: Use appropriate colors for coloring to make the recipe more vivid and interesting. Different colors can be used to highlight different parts or important information.

Painting skills:

1. Determine the theme

It is said that everything is difficult at the beginning. You have to decide on a theme at the beginning. You can use concrete themes to give your creation One direction is to make the threshold for starting lower and not give up at the beginning. Later, he began to experiment with abstract themes.

Find your favorite topics to make yourself more motivated. Daily necessities, office supplies, transportation, food, plants, animals, items that are immediately accessible around you, etc.

2. Composition

There are many ways to compose a picture. Matching a suitable composition for the theme or content delivered will affect the presentation of the theme.

3. Color matching

In fact, it is very interesting to match complementary or contrasting colors. As long as the proportions are properly distributed, it can also achieve great results. The colors in the picture are not distributed in equal amounts, let alone comparing the depth, chroma, brightness, etc. of the colors.