Drawing method of cotton doll

The drawing method of cotton dolls is as follows:

1. preparation materials: huibaijia blue box dissolved in water, mechanical pencil, 32K colored lead paper.

2. The proportion structure of small people is 4 heads long plus half. Let's determine a head length first, and then draw the proportion of the body, three and a half lengths. You can determine the body part according to the location I marked, your head-chin-abdomen-thigh-ankle-1/2 feet.

3, the face draws a central blue arc from the hairline to the chin, and the eyes are on the center line, which looks more in line with the lovely feeling. Draw a cotton doll's head pattern on soft cloth with Gou Xianbi, frame the drawn pattern with embroidery frame, and embroider the cotton doll's eyes and mouth with colored thread.

4, blush pen gently draw a circle, like a faint pink blush, starting from the hairline bangs, draw a gradual change with skin color, simply outline small eyes, gently draw some dark colors on the neck to distinguish it from the face, and also use pink to lightly draw skin color at the joints, outline it with brown, and use smaller strokes.

5. Draw and arrange the hair on both sides of the black nib, leaving a little highlight in the middle, and apply a small cotton skirt with light powder and dark powder. Pay attention to the change of color lightness and depth to reflect the sense of volume. The color change must be uniform, the brush strokes should be neat, and the blue color should be decorated with lace.

1. The so-called "cotton doll" refers to a doll whose main body is made of cotton. It originated in Korea and belongs to the product of idol economy. Some brokerage companies cartoonize the image of entertainment stars. And made into a "cotton doll" with a height of about 10 cm to 20 cm, so as to spread among fans. The cute "cotton doll" with its own traffic has become a star peripheral product popular with fans.

2. Nowadays, with the popularity of "cotton dolls" in China, besides the dolls with star attributes, the "non-attribute dolls" completely created by artists are also sought after by young people, gradually moving from small crowds to the masses.