How to draw a drawing by May 9

For the day of the Great Victory, many cultural and educational institutions conduct thematic exhibitions of drawings. What is the picture in Figure by May 9? Read in this article.

If you decide to make a congratulatory drawing in the form of a postcard or poster, you can depict festive or military attributes, such as:

flowers (traditionally carnations);
fireworks;
five-pointed star;
eternal flame;
orders and medals;
st. George Ribbon;
flag;
pigeon, symbolizing the world;
tanks, aircraft, warships;
soldiers

In the picture you can depict any plot related to Victory Day, for example:

The hero of the Great Patriotic War hugs or receives flowers from the baby;
laying a wreath on a fraternal grave, to eternal fire or monument;
return of soldiers from the front home (Favorite girls and Moms meet heroes);
awarding of heroes with orders and medals;
soviet soldiers establish the state flag on the Reichstag building;
victory Parade on Red Square.

If you do not have drawing skills, you can copy (redraw ") image. It is more convenient to do it with a mesh. If the original picture in a book or magazine is enough on it using a simple pencil and ruler to draw the grid like a notebook "into the cell", for example, with 1x1 cm cells (as more convenient to you). Suppose the whole picture fit into the mesh 10x15 cells. On the work sheet (landscape or Watman), draw the same mesh, but with the desired scale. That is, the cells are still 10x15, but if you want to get an image 5 times more, then the side of each cell should be 5 cm (that is, proportionally). Now redraw the picture "Carefully". First draw a completely one cell, then adjacent and so as long as the image does not appear on your "canvas".

On a computer for this purpose, you can use the "Paint" program:

Starting a graphic editor: "Start" - "All Programs" - "Standard" - "Paint".
Open the source image "File" - "Open", specify the path.
Activate the "View" tab, check the "Mesh Line" item.
If the resulting mesh is fine, you can draw your own "line" tool. Click on the Home tab, click on the "line" (in Figure 2), now draw large cells, but keep in mind that they all must be square.

Boys prefer military drawings on May 9 with tanks and airplanes. To simplify the task, use step-by-step patterns of combat vehicles.

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Airplanes on May 9 can be decorated with red stars, symbolizing the Soviet army.

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Salute to draw very simple - it is similar to the splashes of colorful droplets on paper flying away from the center.

Even kids will be able to draw salute! Mom you just need to make a blank from straws for drinks:

one edge of the tube to be cut into thin longitudinal strips of 3-6 cm long;
bend them to 90º, it turned out some kind of chamomile;
take advantage of her like a tassel - plunge the paint well and leave the print on the sheet of paper.

A five-pointed star can be drawn from hand, for the first time, put 5 points on the sheet of paper 5 - these are the tops of the future star. Mentally number them in order, for example, clockwise. Now consistently connect the vertices through one (1 and 3, 3, and 5, 5, and 2, 2, and 4, 4 and 1), without taking the pencil from paper.

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So that the star was geometrically correct, draw a circle, mark 5 points on it, between which 72º, connect them, as described above, erase the extra lines.

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Draw a circle, spend 5 diameters, angle between each pair - 36º. At the intersection of each odd radius with a circle, tick the tops of the future star, and in the even radius put the point in the middle. Now consistently connect these points, as shown in the figure.

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Carnations or flowers by May 9th.

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Flowers

Thanks to the given advice, you can come up with and draw a picture dedicated to the Victory Day, any complexity. If your child is still too small for independent creativity, you can print it the thematic coloring, the older generation will be very nice on May 9 to receive a picture created by the toddler's hands.