How to draw fish with two kinds of paint is as follows:

Prepare painting tools: watercolor paint, 300 grams of watercolor paper, special watercolor brush, palette, pencil, plastic eraser Wipes, water, napkins, etc.

Preparation drawing: Use a pencil to lightly outline the outline of the goldfish on the drawing paper. Pay attention to being as gentle as possible when outlining, so as not to leave traces after making mistakes and changes, which will affect the overall display effect.

Coloring: Use a dehumidified brush dipped in gamboge color and apply it around the eyes of the fish. Then use black to lightly draw the eyes, use gray as a base around the eye circles, and then wait for the color to dry naturally. Use the thinnest outline pen dipped in garcinia yellow and gently draw the fish pattern on the belly of the fish to lay the foundation for coloring the scales. At this time, you can apply a very cute little lipstick on the little goldfish. Isn’t it more beautiful?

Add water to the black paint to dilute it, and use the mixed gray to paint the shark fins and tails.

Note: When applying color, control the moisture on the tip of the pen. The moisture should be neither too much nor too little. Because if it is too much, the color will not be vivid enough, and you will have to waste time adding colors later. Too little moisture will cause the color to fade and apply unevenly.

Let’s add some small leaves to the picture to set it off. At this time, everyone can give full play to their imagination to make the whole picture more vivid. Use an oil-based pen to draw fish scales. Pay attention to the shape, size and direction of the scales when drawing them.

Use a brush to dip in black and gently smear the scales piece by piece. The scales near the tail of the fish are slightly less colored, which can highlight the full belly of the fish and make the goldfish more realistic. Use black to superimpose the dark part of the lower shark fin, and use gray to superimpose the upper part of the shark fin, so that the light and dark of the goldfish form a sharp contrast.

Finally, draw small water bubbles near the fish’s mouth and some green water plants that grow in a curved way to make the goldfish more realistic.

The benefits of painting

Painting can hone our willpower and cultivate patience. When you like painting, you will find that every flower around you, The grass is so lovely and everyone is so amiable.