Try to draw a row of trees
A tree-lined road is a road or path where trees are planted. The point is whether the tree can be drawn well.
First, take a perspective line. HL and VP. This time, we draw with one point perspective, so there is only one VP.
There is no need to head to the VP for roads and paths. It doesn't matter if it's straight or bent. Naturally, the road gets smaller and narrower as you go to the pass.
Take a row of trees. Let's take a large lump of leaves and a narrower interval as the trunk goes farther.
Take atari such as trees in the distant view.
I will write it clean when I get it. This time, about half of the picture is filled with leaves, so I will change it so that the touch is not uniform. Start with the leaves in the foreground. Draw with a dense touch.
If you can draw a leaf, draw a trunk. Let's draw carefully not to be a straight line. The trunk in the foreground is thicker and thinner as you go to the pass.
Draw the road and the ground.
Finally, draw a distant view. You can omit touches such as leaves when you are in the distance.
Cre: esinote
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