grasshopper
Grasshoppers are characterized by long pointed heads and short tentacles. The forewings are tall and long than the hindwings, the hindwings are transparent, the green grasshoppers are spread, the hindwings are pink, and the back of the abdomen is dark red. Six-legged, hindfoot strong and strong, good at jumping. Grasshoppers are mostly grass-green and ochre-brown.
Grasshopper sketches
Grasshopper painting method steps
Step 1: Draw from the beginning with grass green, point out the head with two strokes, and point out the chest with one stroke of the trend.
Step 2: Draw the outer wings with one stroke, use the pen to be very strong, and the wings are empty.
Step 3: Paint feet in dark green.
Step 4: Light green dipped in light rouge or directly with light rouge to paint the exposed abdomen under the wings, tap under the mouth, or not.
Step 5: Dark green simple hook structure line.
Step 6: Stain the head, back and wings with a light three-green color. Painting ochre brown grasshoppers is ochre or ochre ink, and the drawing method is basically the same as drawing green grasshoppers.
Grasshoppers in various forms
locust
Locusts, also known as grasshoppers, are thick in size, good at jumping, and can fly. The head is large and the tentacles are short. The forewings are firm, and the hindwings are stacked under the forewings. There are many types of locusts, varying in size. The body color is green or ochre brown, mostly brownish green.
Locust sketches
Locust drawing steps
Step 1: Draw wings in ochre color.
Step 2: Sketch the grass green area where the wings on the back overlap and the chest, and swipe out from the root of the wing when the ochre wings are half dry.
Step 3: Tap the head and point out the underwing part of the ventral part.
Step 4: Draw the six legs in dark green.
Step 5: Dark green simple hook structure line. Heavy ink dots on the eyes and eye lines (many locusts have this pattern), hook tentacles.
Step 6: Light three green lift dyeing head, chest and wing back.
Locusts in various postures
longicorn
The hindquarter is black throughout, the forewings are elytra, the wing surface has irregular white spots, and the hindwings are membranous and can fly. This is the so-called "celestial bull", which has spikes on both sides of its neck, and its tentacles are node-like, and each segment has white knots. This is our more common Tianniu. There are also many varieties such as the red-bearded tianniu and the cloud-spotted tianniu.
Tenushi Sketch Sketch
Tianniu drawing method steps
Step 1: Re-ink two strokes to paint the elytra, leaving a faint blank line between the two strokes.
Step 2: Two strokes of ticking, showing empty spikes in the neck and back.
Step 3: Draw the head with a triangle dot, and the head and neck should be virtually connected.
Step 4: Sketch your feet.
Step 5: Draw the tentacles intermittently, the whole need to be straight, until the tip is gradually thinner.
Step 6: Use light ochre dots to dye the lower abdomen and head and neck of the wings, and dot the ochre for the needs of rich colors. Finally, white powder is used to point out white spots of different sizes on the black wings.
Various gestures of the Celestial Bull