On the Internet, you can increasingly see masterpieces by artists whose work is based on an effect called “pareidolia,” when completely understandable animate images are created from inanimate objects. For example, figures and outlines of people and animals, decorated with some intricate details.
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1. São Paulo-based artist Victor Nunes complements ordinary household objects and products simple drawings, and the result is very creative illustrations.
2. Funny faces of people, animals, entertaining moments and “scenes” captured on paper make the viewer hold his gaze and note with surprise how rich the author’s imagination is and his ability for associative thinking.
3. “I created my Facebook page in February 2013 and started drawing these pictures just for fun,” Nunez says.
4. The artist’s Facebook page has more than 17 thousand subscribers, and he has repeatedly admitted that the main thing for him is to convincingly convey the mood of a character or scene created with the help of beer foam, hair clips, a crumpled towel, pencil shavings and other improvised means.
6. “Every day I do something - for me it’s a kind of therapy.”
7. “I don’t have a preferred material, but I try to use simple things like coffee, dish towels, cloths and food.”
8. The artist’s animated illustrations are already loved by many Internet users, and the number of his fans on the Internet is rapidly growing.
9. The “Razor Blade” World of Victor Nunes
10. The works of Victor Nunes are a kind of continuation of the minimalist movement in contemporary art, whose real professional a little earlier was Javier Perez.
11. Perez’s original and at the same time very simple and light caricatures are very popular among modern audiences.
12. The Cathedral through the eyes of Javier Perez
13. Of course, from the point of view of serious art connoisseurs, these “masterpieces” created in a few minutes are perceived more like children’s drawings, but in any case, such a manifestation of the author’s talent rightfully deserves attention.
14. Funny girls...
15. ...and the boys in Javier Perez's cartoons
In this section you will learn how to draw food with a pencil step by step. Our lessons are suitable for different levels of preparation. We have collected several examples of lessons for you, all you have to do is choose the lesson you like and start drawing different foods. As a result, you will have an easy and beautiful pencil drawing of food step by step. Get started now. Write comments under the article and share with friends.
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Option 1 - How to draw a delicious apple with eyes step by step
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Let's draw this big-eyed apple. Drawing it is quite simple.
STEP 1
Draw a circle of the correct shape. Draw a vertical line in the center. And two horizontal ones. Also the contour line of the leaves.
STEP 2
Draw round eyes between the auxiliary lines, and draw highlights in them. Below, draw a small smile. Make the outline of the apple as in the picture. Extend it a little and narrow it. And make it wider at the top.
STEP 3
Draw spiny leaves. One is completely visible, and the second is slightly hidden behind the apple. Draw a slightly inclined branch.
RESULT
Erase the auxiliary lines. Your apple is ready. You can color it.
Option 3 - How to draw ice cream with three balls step by step
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It's as simple as an apple. You can draw as many balls as you like. Maybe even one.
STEP 1
Draw a triangular waffle crispy cup. And there are three circles on it, or as many as you see fit. Intersecting lines can then be erased.
STEP 2
Start drawing one of the balls. He looks a bit like a jellyfish or a ghost. Draw melting ice cream in waves below.
STEP 3
Draw the second ball exactly like the first. Only the top is not visible under the first one.
STEP 4
And the third ball remained. It is drawn exactly the same. You can add a cherry on top :)
RESULT
How do you like the result? Appetizing? You can paint it with pastel colors. To make it even tastier.
Today we will tell you how to draw food with a pencil step by step. This question We'll look at a few examples. Among them there will be both sweets and more satisfying culinary masterpieces.
Bakery
First of all, we will try to solve the question of how to draw food using the example of pancakes. Let's start with the layout of the space. After this we depict the first pancake. To depict a stack, you need to show its uneven and torn edges. The next stage is drawing the pancakes. For plausibility, we depict curved edges. Add a plate so that the pancakes do not lie empty. Fresh strawberries at the top of the baked goods will add some zest to the design. Next we move on to tonal elaboration. Each pancake should cast a shadow.
Sweets
Now let's look at how to draw food, using candy as an example. First we set the shape of future objects. We should have one candy in the package and another one opened. To draw a wrapper, just add bows to the rectangle on each side. Next, we draw curves on the packaging. Add appropriate inscriptions to the label. Create shadows.
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Now let's look at how to draw food, using pizza as an example. First we depict big circle, which will form the basis of our dish. We create a similar one inside geometric figure smaller diameter. The resulting result may look a bit like a target. In a smaller circle we depict the various ingredients of the dish. You can draw greens, mushrooms and peppers. We will also add olives, basil leaves, pieces of cheese and tomatoes. Finally, divide the dish into triangular pieces. Let's look further at how to draw food, for example, watermelon. Draw an uneven circle. Add a stem on top. Next, we divide the circle with thin lines and get the meridians of the watermelon. Add a few jagged lines. They must run along the meridians.
Have you decided to explore the topic of food with your child? Great importance will play thematic cards, but this method may not always be really fun and exciting for the child. Food box drawings are a great alternative to standard activities. Remember McDonald's food, it seems that it is very easy to reproduce the design of many people's favorite ice cream in a cone when you have simple checkered paper. Box drawings food and drinks are always fun.
Where to start drawing food by cell?
Activities are adaptable to almost any age, the basics for this lesson are very simple: define a space and fill it with color repetition, draw lines and make what we define as a pattern. Young children will learn to use a ruler and be able to count squares to make simple patterns such as stripes and squares that include groups of squares.
Seniors may start with simple squares and master diamond drawing, but will soon discover that there are an endless number of patterns. They can then be used to create tile drawings of food and drinks with eyes. This can be done by simply repeating lines in different lengths and directions, varying their spacing and rotating their position on the page.
Cup of coffee
The purpose of these beginner activity activities is for children to use pre-printed patterns on a sheet of squares. They can use their templates to create their own models, all while following a simple predefined structure. Children will use the ruler as an art tool as well as a measuring tool.
They will apply the design elements of color, shape and repetition to create a color scheme that is essential to food and fruit and drink patterns. Children will apply geometry and simple diagramming, creating visually intriguing objects that connect mathematical principles of patterning with visual patterning.
They will create positive and negative spaces and be able to recognize the difference between them (secondary). In this way, your children will be able to verbally describe how to organize a template (elementary), what process was involved.
Have your child use a ruler to divide a piece of graph paper into nine sections with a graphite pencil. He must draw two vertical lines and two horizontal lines, placing them wherever he wants.
Ask your child to choose one section at a time and make their own color highlights. Thus, you need to create a template of a fruit or food.
Show your child the pre-drawn template on a piece of paper. Create a drawing from dictation using an algorithm.
- Line 1: 1 square color, skip the square.
- Row 2: Skip square, 1 square color. Repeat.
- Middle squares: row 1: color 2 squares, skip 2 squares.
- Line 2: same thing.
- Line 3: Skip 2 squares, 2 color squares. Repetition.
Watermelon photo
pie in cells
Drawing materials:
- sheet for one child;
- plastic ruler;
- markers or pencils. If you have two children, then they can share one set of pencils; for simple pictures of food you won’t need many different colors.
- Instruct children to draw pre-designed fruit picture templates for the first six sections on paper. For the remaining three areas, ask the children to try making their own food patterns and ask them to describe how they were created in squares and lines. To do this, the child must count their number. This is a great way to teach your child how to organize information and, of course, practice counting.
- Mount your finished designs on a matte black panel for display. Give your child a piece of graphing paper and instruct them to use a graphite pencil to get started.
- Each drawing should contain 2 squares, 2 rectangles and 2 triangles, following the lines on the paper. Make them large to fill the paper.
- Each shape must touch at least one edge of the adjacent fruit design.
- Each shape must overlap one other shape. Define negative space outside the shape with black and white patterns using fine markers.
- Each area of negative space must contain a different pattern.
Fill in the shapes with color patterns, using lines as a base. Each picture must contain a template that includes at least 2 colors. Areas where there is overlapping shapes should be filled with a pattern or colors relative to the 2 overlapping shapes. For example, a red pattern overlapping a yellow pattern will be orange. Thus, when drawing food and drinks, you will cover several aspects at once that are important for the child to understand.
Sushi and rolls
Strawberry
Ice cream
Drawings by cells food photo
I feel like we had a good snack with all sorts of hamburgers and other fast food! But our feast is just beginning, so jump a little to compact the delicacies you have eaten and make some room for dessert. Now we will show you how to draw cakes and ice cream with cute eyes and smiles.
The review contains three lessons at once
- - The complexity of the lessons is very easy, just easy!
- - Stages: all lessons have 8 stages
So, sweets and more sweets! For dessert we will learn to draw three different dishes at once. The first is a cake, a delicious cake with pink cream. The second is a cupcake, and the third is everyone's favorite ice cream. It is noteworthy that in a series of lessons on drawing various delicacies (there are 4 lessons in total on the site, each of which contains three drawing schemes), each dish has a unique imaginary face. In other words, burgers and marshmallows and other finger-licking objects smile at us. So, three activities in sequence: cake, cupcake, ice cream. Go!
Drawing a cake:
Stage 01 Stage 02
Drawing a cupcake:
Stage 01
