You can learn stick figure and cartoon painting in the first volume of the second grade painting.

data expansion:

technically, Drawing or Painting is a method of taking a surface as a supporting surface and adding color on it. Those surfaces can be paper or cloth, and the tools for adding color can be brushes, brushes, sponges, cloth strips, etc., and you can also use software to draw.

On the level of artistic language, the meaning of painting also includes the use of this artistic behavior plus graphics, composition and other aesthetic methods to achieve the concepts and meanings that the painter wants to express. Painting accounts for most of the fine arts.

Introduction of the stick figure:

The stick figure is a painting that extracts the most typical and prominent main features of the objective image through activities such as eye recognition, mental memorization and handwriting, and shows both generality, recognizability and schematic in a flat, stylized form and concise brushwork.

stick figure refers to the simplification of complex images. Physical structure is the most basic element of painting, and all kinds of objects have their own unique components, structural situation and proportional relationship. Planarized stick figure is relatively simple to express two-dimensional plane structure.

However, in order to represent the image of an object with a three-dimensional structure, because it mainly represents the figure of one side, the angle and visual direction that can fully display the structural characteristics of the object should be selected when sketching, so that these characteristics can be prominently presented in the plane figure.

Introduction to cartoon painting:

Cartoon painting is a Chinese transliteration of the English word "cartoon". As an art form, cartoon originated in Europe. The origin of cartoon is an Italian paper. The word carton can still be found in English.

There is only one O difference from cartoon, which means cartoon. As we all know, the former means cardboard. Cartoons require exaggeration and deformation, and smooth lines. The forms included are more extensive than the comics in the usual sense, emphasizing satire, wit and humor, with or without text explanation.