1. First use a medium-sized wool pen to adjust the ink, let the pen belly absorb the ink, let the light ink penetrate into the pen root, and then you can stand the pole.

2. Draw the bamboo pole from bottom to top.

3, tick out the bamboo joints, the old branches should be painted hard, the joints should be large and thin, the pen should "use force to penetrate the paper back", and the ink should be dry.

5. The main branch has no leaves, and the leaves grow on the secondary branches that grow from the main branch.

6. Branches grow from bamboo joints and generally alternate with each other. Larger branches can be divided into smaller branches.

7. The growth law of branches is "alternating", and some branches grow alternately from left to right.

8. Draw when sketching, be realistic when writing, and be empty when writing.

9. Branchlets should be laid according to the growth law of bamboo, and must not be painted as "opposite" and "alternate".

10, draw different branchlets and write slowly.

1 1, continue to branch out smaller branches to make the picture complete.

12, the ink color of the old branch is heavier than that of the young branch, the pen is mainly centered, and the calligraphy technique is used to make the pen coherent, showing the vitality and vitality of the old branch.