Japanese Street Scene Pen Color Drawing Basic Tutorial.

Understanding Pen Tempera
	1.1 First acquaintance with pen light color
	1.2 Introduction of tools and materials
		1.2.1 Drawing paper
		1.2.2 Paintbrush
		1.2.3 Pigments
		1.2.4 Auxiliary tools
Basic Technique Practice
	2.1 The use of lines - learning to draw the lines of different objects
		2.1.1 Types of lines
		2.1.2 Example of line use
	2.2 Color control - recognize colors and learn basic watercolor techniques
		2.2.1 Recognizing colors
		2.2.2 Watercolor coloring
	2.3 Perspective - Basic Perspective Types Explained
		2.3.1 Three types of base perspective
		2.3.2 Air perspective
	2.4 Basic shape drawing practice
		2.4.1 Trees
		2.4.2 Bushes
		2.4.3 Grass
		2.4.4 House
		2.4.5 Trolley
	2.5 Location Management
		2.5.1 Reasonable composition
		2.5.2 Make the picture more beautiful through composition
	2.6 Proportionality
		2.6.1 Monomer scale
		2.6.2 Combination ratio
Simple beauty - monolithic scenery practice
	3.1 First sighting of cherry blossoms
	3.2 Potted vignettes
	3.3 In front of Izakaya
	3.4 Combined vignettes
That glimpse of scenery - street side scenery practice
	4.1 The red mailbox in front of the door
	4.2 Appointment under the cherry blossom tree
	4.3 Thriving flower windows
	4.4 Pedal memories
	4.5 See you at the next intersection
	4.6 Warm Cuisine Restaurant
Draw as you go - street scene detailing exercise
	5.1 Flower Scented Milk Tea Shop
	5.2 Grocery Store
	5.3 The Green Tram
	5.4 Beverage grocery stores
Fresh Japanese architecture and landscape - learn to compose a picture Complete a piece of artwork
	6.1 Straw house in the countryside
	6.2 The next scenic stop
	6.3 Small white building
	6.4 Cherry Blossom Drop Yard
	6.5 Autumn view of wooden house