Showing posts with label Chinese New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese New Year. Show all posts

Direct Drawing 2nd

 2nd grade learned about Lunar/Chinese New Year and some of the traditions.

Following a series of direct drawing instructions they drew an S shape that became a Serpent/ Dragon!

this year Chinese New Year is Feb 12 and we begin the year of the Ox. 

A large S shape to make the spine or shape of our dragon 


Next add 8 to 12 pair of rib marks, connect the ribs with 
muscle lines that are either ( ) or ) (  to create a body shape 



Add details such as horns, armor, wings eyes, smoke, teeth and or claws 


colored and decorated, these were drawn on black paper for extra drama!



Here are some other fun and inspirational resources, print color and enjoy!

The animals of the Chinese Zodiac 



the dragon dance 


a dragon head detail 





Another different guide to drawing a dragon 

How about this dragon with 4 feet/legs 






This year is the Year of the OX 


The myth behind the Chinese zodiac - Megan Campisi and Pen-Pen Chen

This is very informative video of the Chinese Zodiac creatures. 




How Asians Celebrate Lunar New Year Worldwide


One of the largest Lunar/Chinese New Year celebrations is here in Northern California-San Francisco. 

Bet You Didn't Know: Chinese New Year | History

This is a very quick overview of  some of the traditions and customs surrounding the Chinese New Year's celebration. 






Yau Kung Moon USA ~ International Dragon and Lion Dance Day 2018世界龍獅日


So much beauty and movement, this is the Dragon and Lion dance 2018. The craftsmanship of the puppets is impressive and dramatic.