Illustration of Starry Landscape —— How to draw a little starry sky of love

How to draw a starry sky picture? 1. Draw the moon and some stars.

2. Colour the moon yellow.

3. Colour the stars yellow. Just paint the background blue.

When winter comes and summer goes, the stars move. This shows that with the change of seasons, the starry sky in the four seasons is also changing. Because the relative positions of the earth and the sun are constantly changing during the movement of the earth around the sun, the astrology seen at the same night in a year is different in different seasons.

In the direction slightly northeast of the zenith, you can see the connection between the Big Dipper and Doukou, pointing to the North Star. At this time, bucket handle points to the east, so there is a cloud: bucket handle points to the east, and the world is spring; Bucket handle points to the south, and the world is summer; Bucket handle points to the west, and the world is autumn; The handle of the barrel points to the north, and the world is winter.

How to draw a little love starry sky 1, children need to prepare pencils, watercolors and drawing paper to draw a little love series of starry sky paintings.

2. Sketch the night scene under the starry sky with a pencil.

3. Fill in various colors with a watercolor pen until the watercolor on the painting is dry.

Who painted the starry sky? Question 1: Who is the author of the starry sky oil painting? van gogh

VincentWillemvan Gogh, also known as "Van Gogh", hereinafter referred to as "Van Gogh"

Van Gogh, 1853- 1890), a Dutch post-impressionist painter. Born in a Protestant family. He was a pioneer of post-impressionism, which deeply influenced the art of the 20th century, especially the fauvism and expressionism.

1890 On July 29th, he had his right ear cut off due to mental illness, and then shot himself in Lois River, France, at the age of 37. After Van Gogh's death, his works Starry Night, Sunflower and Wheat Field with Crow have been the most famous, widely known and precious works of art in the world.

Question 2: Who painted the starry sky? Van Gogh also painted sunflowers. ..

Question 3: Who is the painter who painted StarryStarryNight? This is a film co-produced by Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Province, involving growth, love and fantasy, adapted from Jimmy, a famous illustrator in Taiwan Province Province.

Question 4: "Why did Van Gogh create the painting Starry Sky 1, and why did he create Starry Sky 1889? Van Gogh's madness broke out again. After a fierce quarrel with Gauguin, he cut off his ear, wrapped it in a handkerchief and gave it to a * * *. After that, he was sent to the madhouse in San Remy. He stayed there for a year and eight days. During this period, he still painted diligently, and completed more than 150 oil paintings and 100 sketches. His paintings at this time have completely tended to expressionism. In his paintings, images churning like waves and flames are full of melancholy spirit and tragic illusion. The oil painting Starry Night is his masterpiece of this period. This painting shows a highly exaggerated and strongly shocking starry sky scene. Huge, curly, rotating nebulae, exaggerated starlight and incredible orange moon are probably what the painter sees in hallucinations and dizziness. For Van Gogh, the images in the painting are full of symbolic meanings. The moon coming out of the eclipse implies a certain divinity, which reminds people of a saying that Hugo said and Van Gogh was happy to mention: "God is the lighthouse in the eclipse". The huge cypress trees shaped like flames and the tornado-like nebula flying in the night sky may symbolize the spirit of human struggle and struggle. 2. The meaning of the work As the work of the expressive post-impressionist painter Van Gogh, this painting has a strong brushwork. Blue, the main color in oil painting, represents unhappy and gloomy mood. Thick strokes represent sadness. The scene in the picture is looking out of the window. The tree in the painting is a cypress tree, but it is painted as a black flame, which goes straight into the sky and makes people feel uneasy. The texture of the sky is like a spiral galaxy, accompanied by many stars, while the moon appears as a dim eclipse. In the whole painting, the village at the bottom is depicted with straight and short lines, showing a kind of tranquility; But it is in sharp contrast with the rough and curved lines in the upper part. In this highly exaggerated deformation and strong visual contrast, the artist's restless mood and psychedelic image world are reflected. Van Gogh appreciates the surfing of Kanagawa Y in the Japanese ukiyo-e painting Sixteen Scenes of Gallery, and the style of the swirling nebula in the starry night sky is considered to draw lessons from and integrate the elements of surfing of Kanagawa Y. 3. The author briefly introduces Vincent Willem van Gogh, also known as Van Gogh, hereinafter referred to as Van Gogh (1853- 1890), a Dutch post-impressionist painter. Born in a Protestant family. He was a pioneer of post-impressionism, which deeply influenced the art of the 20th century, especially the fauvism and expressionism.

Question 5: When was Starry Sky painted by Van Gogh? This is a text transferred from Open Art Network.

This most famous landscape painting of Van Gogh was originally named Starry Night or Starry Night and Starry Sky, but art lovers in China used to call it Starry Sky. This work was created from June 65438 to June 0889 in a mental hospital in Saint Remy. This painting has two line styles, one is a twisted long line and the other is a broken short line. The interactive use of the two makes the picture present a dazzling fantasy scene. In composition, the turbulent sky contrasts with the calm village. The flame is visually balanced with the horizontal mountains and the sky. Now it is in the new york Museum of Modern Art. ..

The red-brown mixed flame in the starry sky indicates the pain of escaping from the situation, and the distance from the top of the canvas is also the reason why it can never escape. Clouds and the night sky form a whirlpool, which is constantly swallowed and spit out, and confusion, relief and pain are constantly entangled. Quiet villages occupy a big space of madness and sadness. Canvas doesn't really flow like what is said in The Flowing Starry Night. It is sadness, not canvas, that bothers the author. Paintings are always static and three-dimensional, and each stroke reflects the author's mood at that time. Different time, different mood. The stars, the moon and the halo of hope struggled to release, but they did not reach the village after all. As if happiness doesn't shine in sadness.

Creation background

1889, Van Gogh's madness broke out again. After a fierce quarrel with Gauguin, he cut off his ear, wrapped it in a handkerchief and gave it to a * * *. After that, he was sent to the madhouse in San Remy. He stayed there for a year and eight days. During this period, he still painted diligently, and completed more than 150 oil paintings and 100 sketches. His paintings at this time have completely tended to expressionism. In his paintings, images churning like waves and flames are full of melancholy spirit and tragic illusion. The oil painting Starry Night is his masterpiece of this period.

Van Gogh is here, instead of passively indulging in the images of his emotional torrent. He can separate himself from his works as an artist, and find some way to conflict with the general trend of the picture with comparative factors, thus strengthening his emotions. We can see in the painting that the small town in the foreground is depicted with short and clear horizontal strokes, which is in sharp contrast with the upper curved strokes. That little yellow light is painted in a small square, which is in sharp contrast to the circle of starlight. The slender spire of the church crosses the horizon, and the top of the cypress just passes through the swirling nebula.

Question 6: What is the name of the movie Starry Sky and who is the author? Thanks to Monet for remembering his first wife in The Woman with an Umbrella.

Question 7: What is the name of this painting by Van Gogh? Is it starry night, starry sky or starry night? What's the name in the high school art textbook? starry sky

Specific redundant words:

A starry moonlit night

Saint remy 1889.6

Oil painting 73.7×92. 1cm

Existing: new york, Art Museum.

[History]:

1On May 8, 889, Van Gogh came to Saint Remy, 25 kilometers away from Al, and was treated in a mental hospital. At that time, the doctor allowed him to go out to sketch during the day. The village in this painting is Saint Remy. In June, after he was hospitalized for one month, he painted this picture. This painting is now in the new york Museum of Modern Art..

Question 8: Who else painted pictures related to the starry sky besides Van Gogh? No matter at home or abroad, Milo's many paintings are very interesting and can be seen.

Question 9: Whose work is Starry Sky? Starry Sky is the work of Van Gogh!