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How to draw mountains easily and simply wakes told in this article! Doing so is straightforward than ever with the assist of this simple, step-by-step mountain drawing lesson. In each pace, you will be given a full picture as well as descriptive content. Give cautious notice to the lines highlighted in blue, as these indicate new lines to be added to your drawing.All you will require to draw your mountains is a marker or pencil and a piece of paper. If you have paints, pens, crayons, or painted pencils handy, you can use these to shade your finished drawing.
Mountains are gorgeous natural structures that rise above the face of the earth. Mountains frequently shape in ranges or groups of many mountains. Smaller number people exist on mountains than in lowlands because the food is harder to grow.What could be more beautiful than the landscape in the mountains? Fresh air and beautiful view around fascinates the picture. Let’s try to draw a mountain landscape together. Invite your child to participate in the creative process, show imagination. With our step-by-step instructions, you will get a beautiful drawing, even if you do not have special drawing skills. Take a pencil and get to work.
YOU WILL NEED:
a piece of paper;
pencil;
eraser;
How to draw mountains(1 option)
Draw axis
Draw a horizontally straight line. Dividing the sheet in half, you designate a place in the distance from which the highlands will begin.
The mountains
On the horizon, drawing the first wavy line. These are mountains.
In the distance, add two more rocks.
The hills
Closer, in the foreground, draw small hills with the help of smooth wavy lines.
Trail
A narrow path leads to the highest point of the mountain. If you want, it can be Ararat. The basis of the landscape is ready.
Snow
High, at the top of the mountain, the air is thin. It weakly retains heat from the sun’s rays, so there is a low temperature, and the snow does not melt. At the highest points, draw the lying snow.
Trees
To decorate the landscape must be coniferous trees that stand alone in the hills. As a rule, these are high Christmas trees covered with snow.
Clouds
Mountains touch the sky. Add soft, fluffy clouds in the air.
Finishing touches
A few more elements and a beautiful landscape is ready. Place clear outlines.
Collage
Drawing mountains(2 option)
Stage 1.
We put a point – the top of the principal, central mountain. From it, with the help of a ruler, we take away four straight lines going down in different directions from different angles to each other. From the rightmost path, we denote the adjacent vertices by straight lines.
Stage 2.
Now we outline these auxiliary lines, giving our mountains a contour. We draw with broken lines at the top, and the lower border of our mountains will be the edges of the drawing or sheet of paper itself.
Stage 3.
Along the three lines extending from the top down, we denote the roughness of the mountain slopes. These will be the places of the future shadow sides of the mountains.
Stage. 4
Now carefully look at our clues and try to transfer new broken lines from the top down, denying fresh and new mountain slopes.
Stage 5.
Now we are trying to indicate on the slopes of the hills the close places of our future glaciers. They are also drawn with different broken lines on all slopes. These places will be on the final picture in white.
Stage 6
On the glacial paths, it is necessary to arrange some sections of the recesses. You see that there are a lot of different lines when drawing mountains and it turns out a somewhat confusing pattern. But all of them are needed, so that in the end, when colouring, we get a three-dimensional drawing. If you can’t transfer all our lines to your drawing with precision, you can reduce their number, but in the end, it should not affect the quality of the future picture.
Stage 7
Finish the remaining relief lines. Do not worry that there are so many similar lines. When you start colouring, you immediately figure out what and how to paint and everything will quickly fall into place.
Step 8
It now remains to circle the relief lines: the peaks, the slopes of the hills, all the irregularities and indentations and mark the places of the glaciers.
Stage 9
Getting to colour our mountain range. We decorate mountains with brown colours of different shades: darker, lighter. Glaciers combine white and grey colours. Observe the play of light and shadow. The result was a volume portion of the mountain range. Now you can safely draw mountain landscapes.
