Abstract ood "sprig of mimosa". "Branch of mimosa". Drawing with cotton swabs Sprig of mimosa drawing pattern
Mimosa is clearly associated with the spring holiday, international women's day. Nowadays, giving a sprig of mimosa on March 8 is no longer so relevant. But once this plant was brought to all major cities in unimaginable quantities. In general, mimosa is one of the acacia varieties. There are about 1200 species in total. They are mainly found in Africa, South America and Australia. African varieties have thorns. Hence their name Akis (gr.) - means "edge". By the way, in France at the end of February every year there is a festival in honor of mimosa. It was introduced in the 19th century and has since been found throughout the south of this country. Many believe that the silver acacia is a shrub. It is not always so.
Sometimes acacia reaches 25 meters in height. Its bark is smooth, dark gray in color. The tree is spreading and evergreen. Covered with bright yellow fluffy balls, and under them are small silvery-green leaves. One of the available ways to admire a fluffy tree is to depict it on paper. How to draw mimosa, and will be discussed. Let's consider several ways that will allow each person (both the baby and his parents) to feel like a real artist.
How to draw mimosa in stages?
It is not difficult to depict mimosa on a piece of paper. But the process requires a certain amount of patience. How to draw mimosa with a pencil step by step? To get started, prepare a sheet of paper, an eraser, hard and soft pencils. Determine the location for the flowers and leaves. Simple ones need to apply the contours of the spot. It can be of any shape. It all depends on your imagination. Further, the place where the balls will be located must be encircled with a circle of arbitrary shape. In the place where the leaves will be, you should draw straight lines in different directions. Thinner lines should come from them. In the areas that are intended for flowers, you need to draw many circles and give them volume with zigzag strokes. It is even easier to depict the leaves. On the small lines extending from the branch, draw short strokes. It will go faster if you draw strokes without taking your hands off, in a zigzag manner. Thus, you need to display all the leaves.
March 8
How to draw a mimosa on a postcard? Everything is very simple here. A sprig of mimosa can be made in the shape of the number "8". To do this, you need to draw a volumetric eight on the top side of the postcard with a simple pencil. Further from the figure, you need to depict the twigs on both sides. They will look better if you make them asymmetrical. On the drawn figure eight with yellow gouache, you need to depict mimosa balls. Next, take a light brown paint and fill the space between the balls with it. Then color the branches in green. The postcard is ready. It remains only to write a congratulatory verse.
Gouache
If we talk about how to draw mimosa with paints, then everything is also simple here. Prepare jars of gouache, cotton swabs, different sized brushes, a piece of paper, and a rag to wipe your hands and tools. Take a wide brush and dampen the sheet with water. Next, with the same brush, you need to make several strokes of green and blue colors of different shades. There should be a lot of paint. Then paint over the entire sheet with the already applied paint. No need to wait for it to dry. Take a skewer or brush and mark the mimosa branches with the back of the cutting, from which small stems will come out at an angle of 45 °. If you don't like something, you can just paint over everything and start over. Then you can draw a little dark yellow or light brown paint on the little finger and apply circles on the branches. After that, with a cotton swab, on which orange paint is drawn, it is also necessary to apply circles. Change the stick and apply the yellow balls in the same way. You can add quite a bit of white dots if you like. The drawing is ready. This mimosa can be drawn both independently and with a child. He will love it very much.
Napkins
Another way how to draw mimosa. First you need to mark a branch with branches with a pencil. The bottom should be fern-like leaves. The branch can be outlined with a brown pencil, and the leaves with green.
In order to make fluffy balls, you need to take yellow napkins, roll balls out of them and glue them onto mimosa branches using PVA. This is probably the easiest way to draw mimosa.
Role of co-creation
Mimosa is the easiest flower to draw. Even the smallest child who knows how to handle pencils and paints can cope with it. And joint creativity with parents, as a rule, brings them closer. The child begins to trust his parents more, to share his experiences. Do you want to establish emotional contact with your child? Feel free to grab paints and pencils. And you already know how to draw a mimosa.
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M I M O Z A 1 The presentation was prepared by N.B. Goryainova. primary school teacher MOAU "COLLEGE № 1 of Novotroitsk, Orenburg region"
LESSON of fine arts Grade 2 Purpose: To give an idea of the history of mimosa. Give an idea about to ... .. Tell about .... Development of the creative abilities of students.
Material: gouache, paper, cotton swabs. Technique: Drawing 3
Mimosa Mimosa is a spring plant that is given to women on March 8th. And correctly this type of mimosa is called Silver Acacia. 4
Mimosa Mimosa, to which we are accustomed, is actually called silver acacia. There is another name for the Australian acacia, as it was brought to us from Australia. Our mimosa belongs to the legume family. It is an evergreen tree that reaches 30 m in height. The unusual thing about mimosa is that it blooms in winter and ends in early spring. 5
The March sun Drives away the frosts, And under the ringing of drops We carry mimosas 6
The pencil drawing scheme in stages: Mimosa 1. Draw a circle 2. Then a twig from it, other circles and twigs 7
First, draw the stem: Guess the riddle: The flower is yellow-golden, Like a fluffy chicken, Immediately withers from the frost, Our sissy ... 8
After that we draw this "fluffy" yellow ball: 9
3. And now add many, many circles and one more twig 4. So our gift drawing to mom is ready 10
And we fill our stems with such balls: 11
We draw feather-leaves: Fluffy twigs In golden peas How fragrant How good 12
Here is the drawing "Mimosa" ready: 13
by the 8th of March, you can draw a branch of mimosa in the shape of the number "8": On a festive morning, we congratulate our Mothers, We will give everyone a sunny bouquet. fourteen
16 Fluffy yellow balls of mimosa in ancient Egypt were considered a symbol of the sun and rebirth. Thanks to all these qualities, mimosas also fell on the 8th of March.
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Lesson "Mimosa for Mom" 03/07/2014
Software content:
Teach children to draw a branch of mimosa using cotton swabs. Develop aesthetic senses. Raise attention and love for women: mother, grandmother, sister, loved ones. Develop a sense of composition.
Demo material:
Picture of a bouquet of mimosa, a sample made by the teacher.
Handout:
Gouache (yellow, green), brushes, a sheet of paper, cotton swabs.
Prior work:
Singing songs and memorizing poetry about mom, grandmother; looking at pictures about spring.
Course of the lesson:
Preliminary conversation.
Winter is not for nothing to be angry
Its time has passed -
Spring is knocking on the window
And drives them out of the yard.
The first month of spring has come - March. Everyone rejoices in spring: birds chirp cheerfully, the sun is shining brightly, drops are dripping loudly. A holiday is celebrated in March. Do you know which one?
This is a holiday for all women: grandmothers, mothers, and girls. All men: grandfathers, dads and boys congratulate women and give them gifts.
What's the best gift ever?
What are the very first flowers to appear in spring?
And also a beautiful mimosa comes to us from the south.
March has come. Spring month.
Mimosa has already blossomed,
Who will we give a bouquet to?
Whom do we congratulate from the bottom of our hearts?
Of course our mother!
Sweet, good, kind,
Come on!
Let's take a look at a bouquet of mimosa.
What color are the flowers of mimosa?
And what is the shape of the flowers? And what are the leaves?
Let's admire the mimosa bouquet again. The leaves of mimosa are beautiful, carved, green, and the flowers are bright, golden, small and fluffy, there are many, many of them on a branch. And it smells like mimosa in spring, freshness.
Beautiful bouquet? Do you love your moms? And moms love you. You are the most beautiful flowers for mom. Do you want to be flowers?
Physical education
Our delicate flowers
Dissolve the petals
The breeze is barely breathing
The petals are swaying.
Our scarlet flowers
Cover the petals
Fall asleep quietly
The head is shaking.
Let's draw a bouquet of mimosa for our mothers.
Sit down at the tables. Sit so that it is comfortable for you to look at me.
I also have a mom. I drew such a bouquet for her. I tried very hard, painted carefully, because I love my mother very much and want to please her.
Do you want me to tell you how to draw?
Then listen carefully.
First you need to draw green, carved leaves.
Then, in the middle, with a cotton swab, draw mimosa flowers in yellow.
Here's a fluffy twig. And the bright sun looked into our window and the sunbeams galloped up to greet the mimosa and left their orange footprints on it. And the mimosa became even more beautiful, more fun.
Do you remember? Turn to the table, sit back and start working. Take your time, work carefully to get a real picture, so mothers will be delighted with your gift.
/ During the work of children, I follow their posture, if necessary, I suggest the next course of work, I help. /
Guys who painted, carry your work, we will admire your bouquets. We will call the sunbeam too. Here the bunny ran through all the works, admiring: what beautiful pictures, all the mimosa branches turned out to be different. All the guys did their best for their beloved mothers. Well done!
This concludes our lesson