Greetings! I am happy to support the patriotic theme of Victory Day. Caps have already been sewn for this great holiday. Even earlier, St. George ribbons were made. We had conversations with the children using a drawing for May 9th. And now I want to add some solemnity, so let’s all draw fireworks together!
This is a unique thing! it can be done using different techniques. Draw lines or dots and you will still get a festive and enchanting fireworks display. I think that it is precisely this that cannot be spoiled. And there are no clear master classes on his drawing either. Because when depicting fireworks, you can express yourself in different ways.
So my child and I decided to draw colorful flashes, photos will be attached below. I will also add various ideas that you can take for yourself. After all, it is not necessary to make an abstraction, it is possible. you want a very real image of fireworks. Let's begin.
How to draw Victory fireworks with a pencil on paper
We will use paper and cardboard as a base. Moreover, you don’t have to take a white sheet; any color will do. Green and red means a sunny spring day. If it is black, blue or brown, night has come. Well, there's no way to make a mistake.
As an example, I decided to make a sketch with a simple pencil. But before that, I remembered what associations fireworks evoke in me. It turned out that these were stars, sparks, straight and wavy lines. And there are also many colorful dots. This is what we will depict in the figure.
But first I will determine the center of the composition. After all, in the middle you need to draw more small elements. And along the edges, we make scattered lines coming from the center. For authenticity, let’s add a tail, which is formed after the charge leaves the rocket launcher. It turned out like this.
Next, we select colorful shades of pencils and begin coloring.
For brightness, you can highlight chiaroscuro to show the direction of light.
The second fantasy turned out like this. Just stars, lines and circles. Let's color this option brighter with felt-tip pens. We also choose the brightest and most saturated shades.
To complete the picture, let's add many dots in the very center of the fireworks. To indicate his power.
Now I’ll share a whole selection of different lines, dashes and curls. Together they create a wonderful composition. Choose any one as a basis. They are simple and any adult can draw them.
Here are options with firecrackers and rocket launchers. Instead, you can draw a gun barrel.
Simple compositions of lines. Notice that they all start from the center and thicken at the edges.
Even dots of different sizes can depict fireworks. Just make them in different colors. To be bright and impressive.
Option for children. You can print it out and give it to your child as a stencil.
Please note that the drawings are made in the colors of the Russian flag.
Bright elements. The middle is either made more saturated in color or not painted over at all. Thus, the center is visually highlighted. There are also many lines coming from the middle, which then scatter to the edges.
More multi-colored options with stars and sparks.
Round compositions look very holistic. Look how many variations there can be.
More ideas with stars and droplets.
Idea for children's drawing. A very simple option when straight and ornate lines are used.
A combination of three identical fireworks. Each one has a tail.
Another simple pencil drawing idea. Look what bright colors the artist used.
I also liked this picture. It's interesting when the center is marked with a star.
The five-pointed star is one of the symbols of Victory Day. Therefore, use its silhouette in the drawing of the festive fireworks. This will make you stand out. Here is a detailed description of how to do it.
What is necessary?
Now let's move on to the second option. Now we will learn how to draw fireworks step by step. So, we will need: paper, pencils, paints, an eraser, a brush and a jar of water (or better, two).
Let's move on to drawing.
- We draw several circles located randomly on the sheet - these are the boundaries of our fireworks. They shouldn't be too big or small.
- Let's start drawing sparks. We outline their lines.
- Now it should seem that we have depicted a flower - an aster or a dahlia.
- We do the same with the rest of the fireworks in the picture.
- Let's finish drawing the sparks behind the volley.
- We do not draw fireworks as carbon copies, because each salvo is unique and surprising in its own way, and each one is not like the other.
- Sparks are different. Dots, droplets, circles.
Here's how to draw fireworks. As you can see, nothing complicated.
Step-by-step drawing with your child Salute using paints and gouache (different techniques)
Next, let's start experimenting. Let's take paints, gouache and a lot of available materials. Believe me, with the help of very ordinary things you can create a masterpiece.
Let's start with the artist himself. Let's invite the child to paint his palm and make a print of it. We decided to use gouache for coloring. It is denser and prints better. This is how beautiful it turns out.
All that remains is to add some lines and dots. And now - the fireworks are ready! The kids are happy - it turned out to be a postcard for grandpa.
Next we decided to use glue and glitter. I wanted some chic and sparkles! So I drew fireworks on a piece of paper using a cotton swab and PVA glue. And they sprinkled it generously with glitter.
After drying, shake off all unnecessary glitter and see the result.
We decided to repeat this idea. But we have already taken dark cardboard and semolina as a basis. We also use PVA glue to draw lines. While it is still wet, immediately sprinkle with semolina. After about five minutes you can sit your child down to color the fireworks.
This idea can also be realized with salt or sugar. The crystals are also perfectly fixed after drying. And the excess is shaken off into the sink.
The next drawing method came up by itself. We took three cotton swabs. We cut them down the middle and tied them together with a hair tie. Next, we dipped the side with the cotton wool in paint one by one and made prints on the sheet. This is what comes out. This option will appeal to young children.
On the Internet I saw that fireworks can be made with a fork. Of course, we repeated this too. Not the most convenient option, it turned out to be done by an adult. The child was unable to make normal prints. Therefore, there is an idea, you can use it if you wish. We got something like this.
I have already collected a small collection of drawings. The child really liked the techniques used and expanded his horizons and color perception.
But that's not all. I remembered that in childhood we drew with wax. So I found a small candle and cut a piece off it.
I drew lines on the paper with wax. You can see them very poorly, but you roughly understand what should be where.
Next, we hand the sheet over to the child and let him color it. We really liked this idea. The result is such colorful masterpieces. I spent a long time explaining why the paint doesn’t cover the wax lines))))
What else do you have on hand? For example, take a toilet paper roll. It is thinner than paper towels. And therefore it is easier to cut into strips. We make such a “daisy” and dip it in paint. To avoid “dirt” in the picture, it is better to use a separate sleeve for each color.
Stamps and sponges are also suitable for us. You can mix several prints in a disposable plate to create multi-colored prints.
And glue a schematic image of houses and the city below.
You may have a clean brush or brush. They can also be used to draw fireworks. To do this, the bristles need to be painted with different colors. Unfold the brush and make an imprint on the cardboard.
It turns out to be such beauty. Very cool idea!
Below, let's look at a detailed master class. Drawing a night panorama. Find the horizon line on a piece of paper. We paint the top in dark tones with watercolors. You need to move from black to red.
Then we gradually draw out the outlines of the city, the river and fireworks.
Below is a selection of drawings on a dark background. This makes it more impressive and the sparks are clearly visible. There are many ideas with their reflection in water.
Wax and watercolor crayons also show up well against a dark background.
You might also like this colorful work.
Here's a more graphic image.
Since I remembered about watercolor crayons, I’ll go into a little more detail. To do this, you need to wet the pencil with water and draw with it like a brush. If you don't wet it, the line will be less bright and thinner.
You can depict the Kremlin in the background. After all, the brightest fireworks are always in Moscow.
More ideas and possible drawing options.
The technology used here is using a fork and gouache.
Also watch a short video that describes in detail the steps to depict fireworks. Hurry up, press the play button and repeat after the artist.
Bright sparks and flashes are reflected in the water. And it feels like there were twice as many fireworks. A very beautiful sight. Not for nothing, everyone loves him so much.
Peculiarities
The first thing we need to do is dilute the paints correctly. The consistency should be like liquid sour cream (you can make it even thinner).
However, the result is worth it. After you understand how to draw a fireworks on paper using this method, you can move on to the final version. It is important for us to take into account every little detail: how hard to blow, how close to bring the paper to your lips, etc.
As a rule, the training process turns out to be quite entertaining; both children and adults enjoy it!
Fireworks coloring pages for children for May 9
If you decide to use a different technique or just give your child coloring. Here is a selection before you. You can download a picture like this: right-click, select “Save picture as” and save it to your desktop. Then you send it to print.
Choose any image.
A very good picture for May 9th.
A selection of beautiful fireworks.
More schematic drawing. It can be painted using the plasticine technique.
Next option.
This picture can become a stencil for a design or craft.
Another simple and easy image of sparks. Let your child try bright colors. After all, we are drawing a Holiday!
These images can be used as a basis. And already, make different applications using them. For example, fill the voids with colored salt or cereal. Or plasticine balls. Or just paint with finger paints.
