From portraits to architecture. Fairytale castle.
Material: watercolor and graphite pencils)
I'll teach you how to draw a castle.
A bit about the castle and how to draw it.
Locks are always very beautiful in life, and in images, and are most often associated with people with something fairytale and bright. It is such a castle - fairy, sunny, from a good fairy tale, and we will draw.
The simplest thing is to take any photo of the castle you like and try to draw :)
- Draw triangles, these will be the roofs of our towers
- Now, you can draw and walls
- Draw the windows and doors, and on the roof of the prapor
- Dorisuem wall and roof
- We will finish the details of the lock. Here you need to include the imagination
- Draw the doors and the bridge
- Draw a few shadows
- Here is our drawing ready, you can color it with colored pencils
If you are going to draw a fairly large and beautiful castle, then get ready for the fact that this will take a lot of time, and it will have to try very much. Next draw the second floor female, branch-room. Do not forget to beautifully arrange all the tops of the castle, as well as decorate the ledges of the building. And do not forget about windows.
I'll try to explain it to you now.
So, first thing is to draw a ladder leading to the castle. You can draw it the way you want.
The next stage is drawing columns, entrance to the castle.
I think that drawing a palace, a castle and a fortress is very similar. The castle as well as the fortress was built in hard-to-reach places, it was often surrounded by a moat and fortress wall, which made it a remarkable defensive structure!
Castles are all about the same, although you will not find two identical palaces on the planet. Each palace has a difference: the shape and number of spiers, the height and size of windows, masonry from various stones, which are somehow tiled and everywhere it is of different colors.
I'll never understand what kind of black word the Swallow's Nest is holding? :) Also the castle, albeit small, is made in medieval style.
Thank you all for viewing, with respect @andrianna