Drawing Landscape Scenery

Drawing Landscape Scenery
Landscapes can be difficult to draw. This quick lesson will discuss some tips to help you attract them more easily. Actually there are only a few problematic areas that most people have, and that's what I'll discuss here.

The first thing you want to do is figure out where the horizon line is. This will help you get the right perspective. Of course, it's less important if there is no architectural structure at the scene, but still important for composition. Determine whether the horizon line is high or low.

For optimal composition, I recommend putting a horizon line either on a third or a quarter of the way up or down on the page and not in the middle. Now, let's work on perspective. Two great things to keep in mind with the landscape are the angles and angles of the atmosphere. With an atmospheric perspective, objects become lighter as they go further. This is because air contains particles that have fog-like volumes. If you see a mountain or hill so far away, it will almost blend into the sky.

Also, as far as perspective goes, we want to get our point of view right. This means that if you draw a building or a house, you need to make sure that the lines at home are in the right perspective. I do not have time to go to the full perspective lesson today, but this is very important for landscapes that contain architectural structures. If you draw a pure desert landscape, then perspective is not so important. However, you still need to know.

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