Ballpoint pen can actually draw famous works | A hand-drawn story by Xu Yaxin, an illustrator born in the 1990s. "Those who love knowledge pounce on books, just like hungry people pounce on bread." Many people know that this sentence was said by Gorky, but culture

And food was brought together in this way.

Zhou Zuoren wrote in "Tea and Food in Beijing": "We watch the sunset, watch the autumn river, see flowers, listen to the rain, smell the fragrance, drink tea without seeking to quench our thirst, and eat snacks without seeking to be full, these are all necessary in life.

——Although it is a useless decoration, the more refined it is, the better. "Life is not only about poetry and distance, but also about food and painting. For a senior foodie who can draw, the truly delicious food will always be in the picture album.

On the account.

As a native of Wuhan, Ms. Xu said very responsibly that Wuhan is really the city of breakfast, and the variety of breakfasts will dazzle you.

This is the first time that Ms. Xu has painted dessert strawberry waffles after learning watercolor painting by herself. The tools used are Terrence 24-color solid watercolors and the pens are small Japanese Kuretake pens. The step-by-step diagram is attached. After reading it, will you know?

Will it be very appetizing?

In addition to being a high-end foodie, Ms. Xu is also a travel expert. Let’s take a look at her hand-painted travel paintings.

"I have forgotten when I started to like traveling, and when I started to like to draw travel journals. I only know that my dream now is to record the beautiful moments in life so that I can slowly reflect on them when I get older. It turns out that I have also

I have been to so many places, and it turns out that I have seen so many scenery.” I believe that my friends have feasted their eyes on the food and travel diary. I have to say that Miss Xu is really talented!

Admirable!

Let’s appreciate Ms. Xu’s daily hand-paintings, including ball-point pen (monochrome and color) hand-paintings, colored pencil paintings, and watercolor paintings.

You must have never imagined that the following stills from Anne Hathaway's "Les Misérables" were actually done with colored ballpoint pens!

I simply worship it!

Now let’s take a look at her other works, hand-painted illustrations_53|Colored lead color card DIY (48 colors). When I was picking up colored lead before, I didn’t think carefully and chose Deli water-soluble colored lead 48 colors with a medium price/performance ratio.

The coloring effect is okay.

However, recently I have relatively high requirements for colored lead painting, and after communicating with my painting friend @ Mengguo, I decided to make a color card.

Deli's colored pencils are not numbered, making it inconvenient to make color cards.

At the same time, in order to better learn and communicate about painting, I looked up the color card comparison of "Faber-Castell Water-soluble Colored Leads 48 Colors" on the Internet, tried the colors on the newly purchased Kent paper (yellow), and adjusted the order of the colored lead.

Some colors are too similar in color, and the quantity is inconsistent with Faber-Castell's, so I "made up" the color numbers for a few colors.

After sorting the colored pencils, I painted them one by one, sampled the colors, and named them by number.

Finally, put tape on each colored pencil and write the number.

It took about 2-3 hours.

Of course, the fastest way is to self-number, but it is not convenient for communication.

Anyway, I finished it, so happy.

In short, this color card is only for reference and to facilitate your own quick coloring.

PS: When I try to draw detailed colored pencil paintings recently, I cut the colored pencil very finely, but it always breaks after applying it. I have to sharpen it again, and then it breaks again.

The experience was not very good.

It is recommended that those who have higher requirements for colored lead should buy well-known brands such as Faber-Castell.

Anyway, I have already planted some Faber-Castell colored pencils, and when I use up my Deli colored pencils (after all, it was a gift from my sister), I will reward myself by pulling out the weeds.

In fact, this can also motivate yourself to keep painting.

Goodbye July, hello August.

17.7.31 Colored pencil hand-painting 56: Elf, I have been feeling tired recently and can’t calm down to draw a detailed painting, so I’ll draw an elf to practice my skills.

Note: This picture comes from the Internet. If there is any offense, please let me know.

Finished product picture: Step picture: 1. First draw a line draft with a pencil. The elf has no fixed appearance, you can draw it as you like.

2. Erase the line drawing and trace the outline with a pen.

3. Use grass green and draw flowers, just draw them directly.

4. Paint the elf on top with pink, paying attention to the changes in shades.

5. Use blue-green to paint the elf below, also paying attention to the changes in shades.

You can paint the two butterflies with your favorite colors.

In this way, a simple small illustration is completed.