We all love sunny days, don’t we? But rainy days also have something special that many people, like me, love. You stay home, spend more time with your family, and gawk at the rain on the glass while thinking about things.
Nothing can be fixed with a fun, colorful umbrella and some wellies.
Format: A4 21x29,7 cm
Difficulty: Easy
Categories: Environment and Nature
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This drawing of a child under the rain with an umbrella, raincoat, and boots offers a great opportunity to experiment with vibrant colors and various techniques. Here are some ideas to bring this cute drawing to life:
1. The umbrella: You can choose bright colors like yellow, red, or blue. To give it a more realistic touch, add shading on the lower parts of the umbrella to simulate shadows, and use lighter tones on the upper areas where light would reflect. If you want to get creative, you can color it with patterns like stripes or polka dots.
2. The raincoat: This item can also shine with vibrant colors. A classic yellow always works, but you can also try greens or oranges. To achieve a water reflection effect, use a uniform base color, then draw small curved lines with a lighter tone in the areas where the raincoat appears shinier due to moisture.
3. The boots: The boots can match the color of the raincoat or be a complementary shade. You can also add small water droplets on the boots to make it look like the child is walking through puddles.
4. The rain and droplets: Although rain is typically transparent, you can make it more interesting with soft gray or light blue tones. Color the raindrops with gentle gradients to make them appear light and in motion. The small splashes on the ground can be highlighted with darker tones to give a sense of depth.
5. The background: The ground can be colored in dark gray or brown to represent wet earth, and you can add details like puddles with reflections. If you decide to color the sky, use gray or soft blue tones so it doesn’t distract from the main character.
Remember, you can play with light and shadows to add more realism to the drawing. Use colored pencils, crayons, or watercolors, depending on the effect you want to achieve. Creativity has no limits!
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