The freehand wax-billed bird, with its unique form and rich colors, has become the object of competition among painters. Under the brushstrokes of freehand painting, the wax-billed bird is endowed with more vitality and emotional color, as if jumping on the paper and lifelike.
The freehand wax-billed bird is also very distinctive in the use of color. The painters skillfully used a variety of colors to depict the plumage of the wax-billed bird in a colorful and dazzling way. At the same time, they also pay attention to the contrast and harmony of colors, making the whole picture both vibrant and harmonious.
Step (1): Draw the back of the shoulder with three strokes of light ink.
Step (2): Draw the head, mugon and mouth in thick ink, the mouth should be short and thick, then draw the wings and two or three hard feathers, and draw the tail.
Step (3): Draw the abdomen with a light stroke of ink and add the legs and feet at the end.
The large structure of the picture composition is a triangle formed by a horizontal and vertical lychee branch and a diagonal bird, in which there are contrasts in length, thickness, and quantity.