Drawing lesson “Night City” in the preparatory group
Natalya Fomenko
Drawing lesson “Night City” in the preparatory group
Goal: To encourage children to convey in their drawing a picture of an evening city , color scheme: the houses are lighter than the night air , lights are burning in the windows.
develop independence in completing tasks;
the ability to experience positive emotions from cognitive, productive activities.
develop aesthetic feelings (colors, compositions)
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consolidate the ability to draw up your plan, compositionally arrange the image on the sheet;
consolidate the ability to evaluate an expressive solution to a topic;
consolidate the ability to write a composition into a sheet of paper, draw different buildings , depict the foreground and background.
Encourage children to draw a city at night using dark colors.
Dark cardboard;
Night city images .
Benefits of drawing a city
The very process of drawing a city with a pencil or other methods contributes to the rapid development of abstract thinking and plot perception, especially in young children. However, choosing a city and cityscape image has certain advantages:
- The ability to display the city (houses, streets, auxiliary elements - cafes, signs, benches) allows you to perceive and convey the perception of the surrounding world from different angles. For example, it is possible to depict a city not only at a right angle, but you can also draw a top view of the urban area. Or get a little creative and paint a fairy-tale city in the clouds. The imagination of a child or an adult allows you to recreate the most unusual scenes.
- Along with generally accepted artistic techniques, the master has the opportunity to choose original ways of depicting reality. For example, a forest city with funny inhabitants, drawn with fingers and paints. This technique is very popular among child psychologists and rehabilitation doctors.
- Using various drawing techniques, the artist can illustrate his own books, magazines, and comics. Ready-made images can be an excellent decor in a bedroom or living room.
The depiction of a city, as a rule, involves the need to draw a large number of small details.
This is a great opportunity for children to learn perseverance and discipline.
Progress:
1. Draw rectangles in the form of houses with a simple pencil.
2. Paint at home with watercolors.
3. Paint windows in houses .
4. Use brown to paint the tiles of the houses .
5. Paint the trees with light paint.
6. Use black paint to outline all the small details .
7. Paint the starry sky with yellow paint.
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Drawing the city from the front
The first and easiest project for a beginning artist is a full-face view of the city. In this case, great attention is paid not to drawing details, but to the relative position of the lines.
The artist's most important task is to depict the street and surrounding houses as the artist's eye perceives this view. Instructions on how to draw a city step by step with a pencil:
- A sheet of ordinary white paper is placed in front of you on the table (in its longitudinal axis). This creates more free space for displaying houses.
- Next, you need to visually mark the middle of the sheet. A horizontal stripe is drawn just below the marked plane. The line should go through the entire sheet.
- On the right and left, along the very edge of the sheet, two vertical lines are drawn.
- The four extreme points on the vertical lines are marked with a pencil, and four diagonal stripes lead from these points. All diagonal lines must converge at one point. This technique allows you to depict a city street in real space (at the desired angle).
- The space between the two diagonals will have to be filled with details of the house facades. To do this, a series of vertical stripes are drawn inside, which indicate the boundaries of neighboring buildings.
- To depict the side edges of residential buildings, it is necessary to draw several horizontal strips. Excess lines will be removed later using an eraser.
- The next task of the master is to draw the central avenue. From the central point where all the diagonals converge, draw two more oblique lines. The drawn lines point downwards. Marking the boundaries of the sidewalk and avenue.
- Oblique lines are brought to points at an equal level, and two horizontal stripes are drawn from them. This technique allows you to display the exit of the avenue onto the central roadway.
Further creative work consists of drawing the details. Using double lines, they add volume to the curbs; draw a double strip in the center of the roadway, the width of which increases towards the bottom of the sheet.
On the facades of surrounding buildings it is necessary to depict window openings, doors, and maybe table signs that complement the image of the city.
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View overlooking the town
Another interesting project for creativity is drawing a city plan. This image allows you to see the city from above. The piece of paper may turn out to be a really existing city, and then the artist will need a real plan-project.
Or it could be an illustration for a storybook or comic book, depicting a fantastical plan. Instructions on how to obtain an image of the city plan:
- On a sheet of paper (in the longitudinal axis) the contours of the city boundaries are outlined.
- The entire available area must be divided into districts. On the map, such divisions look like double lines that indicate roads.
- The depiction of residential areas depends on the scale of the map. The roofs of multi-story buildings are depicted as squares.
The view of the city from above includes overpasses, railway tracks, which are drawn as a double strip with parallel sleepers and rails. If the scale used allows, then road markings and a city park are displayed.
City in the clouds
The image of a fairy-tale city floating in the clouds will require more painstaking and perseverance from the master. In addition, colored pencils are required to draw details. Instructions on how to depict a drawn city:
- On a sheet of paper, draw two lines emanating from one point. One line goes to the right, the second - to the left and up.
- Two vertical stripes drawn from the extreme points allow you to display the walls of buildings. The fairy-tale city will be surrounded by a high wall, at the ends of which there are towers.
- Inside the resulting basic figure, details are drawn: the central entrance to the city. To do this, draw an arch in the form of a double arc, the steps are double stripes, the size of which decreases towards the bottom.
- To depict the end towers, you need to draw three vertical stripes, the central one of which has a smaller height. The upper points of the lines are connected to each other, indicating the observation deck of the tower. The lowest points will be hidden under the clouds.
- One spire of the end tower will remain hidden under the clouds, the second is drawn in the form of a cone located on the upper platform.
The contours of the cloud curtain are drawn with a simple pencil (the shape and size depend on the wishes of the artist). It is necessary to ensure that the clouds envelop not only the lower steps and the bottom of the city walls, but also partially hide the spiers of the towers.
