Phoenix painting tutorial

Phoenix's painting tutorial is as follows:

1. Draw the head of the phoenix first. Phoenix has a sharp mouth, a long neck, a beautiful crest and small eyes on its head. Draw the wings of the phoenix on one side of the head, spread the wings and draw an appropriate tail feather pattern. Draw the other wing of the phoenix on the other side, draw the shape of the unfolded wing in the same way, and draw the details of the feather on the top of the wing.

2. Draw the body of the phoenix. You can draw a slightly curved triangle as the mouth of the phoenix, draw the neck along the right side and draw a short line on the other side. Draw the chest of the phoenix with a curve, and then draw the right wing in the same way. Connect the tail of the phoenix with a curve. The front of the tail will be connected to the bottom of the chest, and the back of the tail will be connected to the lower side of the right wing.

3. Adding some details of falling feathers to the wings and tails of the phoenix can make the picture more vivid. Choose a favorite color (such as red, yellow and orange) and color the body of Phoenix. Add some details to the drawn body, such as feather crest, eyes, mouth and so on. Using blue or purple to describe the outline of the phoenix can make the picture more layered.

Phoenix's knowledge points:

1, the origin of the phoenix

The origin of Phoenix can be traced back to ancient myths and legends. According to legend, the phoenix evolved from the ancient god beast Suzaku, one of the four elephants, representing the south. In ancient times, people believed that Suzaku was the king of birds, so it was considered as a symbol of good luck and happiness. In the later development, Suzaku was gradually endowed with more mythical colors and eventually evolved into the phoenix we know today.

2. The image of Phoenix

The image of the phoenix is usually described as a gorgeous bird. Its body is covered with colorful feathers, and its tail feathers are very long, showing a colorful posture. Phoenix has a feather crown on its head, which represents nobility and dignity. In ancient times, people often regarded the phoenix and dragon as mascots, believing that they could bring happiness and peace.

3. Fairy Tales of Phoenix

Phoenix myth is very rich in China's history and culture. One of the most famous stories is about "Phoenix looking for a burn". In this story, the male phoenix is called "Phoenix" and the female phoenix is called "Yellow". They are a loving couple. But for some reason, they were forced to separate. Feng looked around for the trace of the phoenix and finally found the phoenix on the buttonwood. As a symbol of faithful love, this story also shows the persistence and pursuit of Phoenix for love.