It may have flaws for people who are professional in painting, but for people like me who don’t know how to paint, it’s really good.

Yours is better than mine. Can you sell yours? I am also in sixth grade

You send the painting over, and I'll help you see how it goes.

ah? When I was in sixth grade, I was still drawing stick figures.

The two-person figure is still difficult to copy (the positional relationship between the characters is added on top of the human body structure). Although the brushwork is a bit average, the shadow part is still very good to copy (Happy)

It's like copying, there are some structural problems, but the painting is really good, it took a lot of effort.

Pay attention to the overall picture. Every painting should start with the shape, right?

You have already drawn it yourself, why can’t you draw something awkward?

In other words, what is more important than the result of copying is the understanding during copying. We must consider the purpose of the painter's words at the time and learn from it. For example, when the artist draws hair, he will understand the intersecting relationship and then divide the thickness into thickness instead of summarizing the outline of the hair in one stroke. Otherwise, the purpose of copying will not be achieved at all, and it will be useless no matter how good the painting is.

Baby, there is something wrong with your face, and your hair line is a bit hard, like that wire (), but I really like the light and shadow of that skirt! Very pretty (?????????) and the eyes are also pretty (??ω??)??

Okay, let’s talk

I'm okay too

It's okay, but there are a lot of useless broken lines. I guess I haven't learned it systematically.

god!

After graduation, I can only make stick figures...

My hair is too stiff, let’s work on the lines.

If you are in sixth grade, I still have to work.

I was still drawing stickman babies in sixth grade. You have a promising future.

you! ! !

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