Sketch is generally divided into figures and still life. Gypsum heads are mostly characters, and the theme of characters is also divided into several grades: young men and women, middle-aged men and women, old men and women, and teenagers. In addition, the angle is divided into side, front and 3/4 side, and there is basically no big difference except gender. The middle-aged head can be shaped more on the young head, while the elderly can have more wrinkles and gullies, as well as a sense of vicissitudes. In terms of angle, if the sides and 3/4 sides are interconnected, there will be fewer tests. Still life is generally sketched, and there is not much to pay attention to. Just practice your composition more. Plaster head should practice mastering the characteristics of each character and pay attention to perspective.

In some places, sketch will be tested, so sketch practice is more flexible. You can practice after school and before eating, and you can get into the habit of drawing at once.

Colors are mostly still life oral or still life sketch, 1. Pay attention to composition. 2. Pay attention to the tone given by the test paper. If you don't give it, you will be unified.

I took the dictation of portrait still life in 2009 for your reference. Generally speaking, portraits and still lifes have more colors.