The growth structure of shrimp:
The body of a shrimp Long and flat, divided into cephalothorax and abdominal part. The cephalothorax is divided into three parts: shrimp gun, shrimp head, and shrimp breast. Between the shrimp gun and shrimp head, three groups of tentacles, commonly known as shrimp tentacles, grow between the shrimp head and shrimp breast. The eyes of the shrimp grow between the shrimp head and shrimp breast. The shrimps eyes are stick-shaped, with a ball at the top. There are three teams of walking legs growing under the shrimp breast. There is a shrimp arm on both sides of the shrimp breast. There are shrimp claws on the tips of the arms. The shrimp claws are powerful and can capture larger aquatic animals. The abdomen of a shrimp includes a body and a tail. The body of the shrimp is divided into five segments, which gradually become smaller from front to back, and a pair of short hind legs grows under each segment. The tail of the shrimp is composed of three pieces.
How to express shrimp:
In this chapter , let’s just analyze the simple drawing method of shrimp. The simple drawing method of shrimp mainly includes the following steps: The first step is composition and positioning. In this step, the painter must first consider how many shrimps to draw, and then consider how to reasonably arrange the image of the shrimps in the picture. , and whether it is necessary to add auxiliary scenery. The second step is to use a lighter pen and lighter force to draw the large external shape and main structure of the shrimp. In this step, it is best to use a pen that is easy to erase, such as a charcoal strip, so that when you draw later, you can easily erase the traces of the previous drawing and make the picture clean. The third step is to describe the image of the shrimp in depth and detail. In this step, start with the shrimp gun part, then draw the shrimp head and breast. After drawing the head and thorax of the shrimp, draw the body and tail of the shrimp. After all the main parts are drawn, add other structures, such as shrimp whiskers, shrimp arms, shrimp feet, and shrimp eyes. Note that in the simple drawing representation, the walking feet of the shrimp can be ignored to avoid cluttering the picture. At this point, the simple image of a shrimp is shown.
