Creative painting of furniture design marks can also be applied to larger furniture. For example, you can use markers to design sofas, beds, cabinets and other large furniture. This can make your furniture different and become a part of your home decoration. The advantage of furniture design marker creative painting is very practical, because it requires very low cost. As long as you have a marker and some simple design ideas, you can create a furniture that belongs to you completely.
Furniture design marker creative painting can design some particularly unique furniture. You can draw some simple lines, patterns or patterns on white or light-colored chairs with markers, and then fill them with colors to make them lively and interesting. By using different colors and patterns, the original monotonous furniture can be full of vitality.
Brush strokes of marker pen:
1, horizontal pen swing: horizontal pen swing refers to the simple parallel arrangement of lines, and finally emphasizes the effect of the surface to establish a sense of order for the picture; The handover trace between each pen is obvious.
2. Vertical pen swing: Vertical pen swing refers to the simple vertical arrangement of lines, and the direction of pen movement is from top to bottom. The pen is slightly faster, showing a crisp and powerful effect.
3. Oblique stroke: Oblique stroke is also called "oblique push", which is an inevitable stroke of an object under perspective. There are edges and corners at the intersection of the two lines, so oblique strokes should be used to make the picture neat.
4. Brush: You need to brush quickly. When using a pen, the pen is heavy, the pen is not closed, and the nib does not directly touch the paper. It can draw depth and transition, which is an advanced technology.
5, flat painting: flat painting is without any traces of brush strokes, just like painting a wall, no sense of modeling, just coloring. Its color is relatively simple and unchangeable, and the surface of the color layer is relatively flat. It is mainly used to draw irregular blocks with small area or which cannot be completed with the above strokes.
6. rubbings: rubbings, also called "stippling pens", require softness and natural transition, and are often used to draw scenes such as tree crowns, grasslands, clouds and carpets; Need to pay attention to the change of shape and point size.