Decorative drawing based on Gorodets painting, in the preparatory group

• Continue to get acquainted with Gorodets painting, its color, and features.

• Be able to identify the main elements of a pattern.

Tasks:

• Educational: practice drawing Gorodets flowers - baths, roses, observing the sequence of stages of the image; in applying the resin using the tip of a brush.

• Developmental: Develop a sense of composition, the ability to beautifully arrange a pattern in a given shape. • Educational: develop artistic taste and cultivate love and interest in folk art.

Schemes for working on Gorodets patterns

In drawing classes, simple plots are used to master the elements of painting. But each job must be done in a certain order.

"Bud"

Work on this variety of flowers is carried out in accordance with the instructions.

The color of the buds can be varied, but only within the color scheme of Gorodets painting

We start with the underpainting. We take red paint with a wet brush, remove the excess and dip it in water again so that the color is washed out.
Draw a circle - apply pressure with the brush, then draw a semicircle and lower the brush down.
Next, we do the shading - we take concentrated red and draw half-arcs on the buds, draw dots. Don't forget to hold the brush strictly vertically.
We use green paint to spice things up - green leaves.

This work can be spiced up, that is, elements can be added.

"Chamomile and Kupavka"

Instructions:

First we work with daisies.
We do the underpainting with pink paint (we blur the red paint).
Using rich red we create a shade - strokes located along the diameter of the daisy. Don't forget to hold the brush perpendicularly downwards.
Let's start reviving. Making the red core of the flower.
To brighten it up, use white paint to dilute the shade - alternate black strokes with white ones, and also make dots in the middle.
We create the underpainting of the kupavka - draw a circle.
Shading is a drawing of the middle.
Let's make a preparation - draw white veins-petals in the form of two semi-arcs with jumpers.
Children should learn to draw circles without a rough outline, straight away “cleanly”

"Rozan"

Now we will describe the instructions for working on the “rosan” variety:

For the underpainting we make a red circle and two leaves on the left and right.
Using white paint we draw semi-arcs in the upper third of the rose.
We connect them with strokes.
We make petals emanating from the lower semi-arc.
We make vertical strokes in each petal.
We draw vein lines on the leaves.
Sometimes the shading is done with the color of the bait

Lesson note plan

The work takes place within a standard 30-minute lesson. And during this time, children should not only get acquainted with theoretical aspects (the history of the tradition), but also try themselves in practice as Gorodets masters. Before allocating the time that will be spent on each stage of the lesson, it is necessary to formulate goals and objectives. The goal-setting aspects are:

acquaintance with the history of painting;
learning to write individual elements of the Gorodets technique (for example, rosean, leaf, kupavka, etc.);
strengthening the skill of working with paints and brushes.

Tasks include:

continued work on developing the ability to build a composition of a drawing;
training in working with technical elements (dots, animations, dashes, etc.);
education of aesthetic perception of folk art.

An approximate timing would be:

introductory part - 7 minutes (story about the history of painting with viewing of presentations, conversations about what was seen or heard, if we are talking about looking at pictures);
main part - 18 minutes (work on drawings according to the teacher’s instructions with breaks for finger exercises, physical education);
final stage - 5 minutes (drawing up a spontaneous exhibition of children’s works, choosing the most similar one, brief self-analysis: “What happened?”, “What caused difficulties?”, praise from the teacher).
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The teacher must control each stage of the drawing, showing how to apply pressure with a brush correctly

Samples of step-by-step painting of Gorodets tablets and salt shakers

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Samples of step-by-step painting of Gorodets tablets and salt shakers

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Recently I introduced you to examples of step-by-step execution of flower painting from Gorodets patterns for older preschoolers. https://www.maam.ru/detskijsad/559146/page-2

Today I continue the theme of Gorodets painting and present to your attention examples of step-by-step drawing of a Gorodets tablet and salt shaker. The samples were developed by me during the implementation of the project-themed week “Gorodets Painting Workshop”.

First, the students got acquainted with painting Gorodets flowers, buds, leaves and began decorating tablets and salt shakers.

We prepare the basis for painting the Gorodets tablet: we trace the outline of the tablet on a landscape sheet of paper and cut it out. We tint the board with yellow paint and outline the edges with blue gouache.

Step 1. Draw a large pink circle in the center of the board.

Step 2. At the top and bottom of the large pink circle, draw two smaller blue circles

Step 3. Add green leaves.

Step 4. Draw the flower on the pink circle and the buds on the blue circles. https://www.maam.ru/detskijsad/559146/page-2

Step 5. Apply the animation with white paint.

Step by step drawing of a salt shaker:

Step 1. Draw a large pink circle in the center of the salt shaker, and a smaller pink circle in the upper part.

Step 2. Add 4 blue circles to the main part of the salt shaker. The paint dries, and we draw blue arcs and small circles on a blue background, and a red arc and a small circle on a small pink circle. Draw petals on a large pink circle.

Step 3. Draw green leaves and add petals. We apply the revival with white paint.

The next publication will present a photo report of the Gorodets painting of salt shakers and tablets in children's creative activities.

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Basic techniques

There are three stages of the technique of drawing pictures in Gorodets painting. Prepare a base of wood and cover it with yellow, less often red or black. On it, with a pencil, the master outlines the location of the main elements and their size. Experienced artists paint with paints without a sketch.

Next, with one movement of a wide brush, draw a circle, highlighting the main parts of the composition, for example the base of a flower. This stage is called “underpainting”. To draw a pattern, use pink, blue, or dark blue paints. They also use yellow, red, burgundy, and black.

The name of the second stage of Gorodets painting – “shade” – speaks for itself. A brush with paint of a darker color carefully draws important details:

clothing lines;
petal brackets;
veins on the leaf.

At the final stage of Gorodets painting, strokes, arcs, and drops are applied with the tip of a thin brush. With their help, the work acquires elegance, the pattern becomes animated. Hence the name of the stage – “revival”. They paint with white and black paints.

To protect the painting from damage, the dried painting is coated with colorless varnish in several layers.

There is also a technique for drawing patterns when the artist wants to depict only flowers. The following elements are used:

rosean (the largest round flower);
bud (small rose);
rose (added bud);
kupavka (the center of the flower is to the right or left of the center);
chamomile (many petaled flower with unpredictable color).

To make a rose, you first need to draw a circle with red or pink paint. It is depicted with a wide brush with one or two strokes. Then they begin to “shade” - with a thin brush, using darker paint, highlight the center and the petal-brackets around the entire circle. At the end, they make a “live-up” with white - they apply a lot of dots, droplets, and strokes.

Kupavka is similar in Gorodets painting technique to rosan. The pattern begins with underpainting - a circle is drawn, then its “shadow” begins. Only in this case the center is shifted to the side, the top of the bud is made in the shape of a ball. Next, semicircular petals are drawn from the center to the edges - the closer to the bud, the smaller the petals become. The “revival” is done with white paint; all elements of the interior of the pattern must be drawn.

To depict a rose, draw a bright circle. Petals in the form of semicircles or leaves are added to it, also decreasing towards the bud. In this case, it is not necessary to do “shading”; you can immediately move on to “giving life” using white or black paint. The center is decorated with small brackets and dots. Petals can be “revitalized” with drop strokes.

The easiest way to draw a chamomile. Using a medium-sized brush, make a circle and mark its center. Drop-shaped strokes are drawn from it to the edges. Next comes the “revitalization” of the petals with white paint.

In addition to flowers, Gorodets works always contain a lot of leaves, different in size and shape. They are located in groups of several. The shape of the simplest leaf resembles a pumpkin seed.

Gorodets painting is one of the brightest artistic crafts. Despite the fact that at the beginning of the 20th century it almost ceased to exist, talented craftsmen and artists were able to preserve the traditions of the Gorodets style. In many countries around the world, visitors to museums and exhibitions can see animals, birds, flowers, as well as entire scenes depicting the life of peasants on painted objects. Now this art is national pride.

We also recommend watching a video on our topic.

Art of Gorodets. Origins and modern development of the fishery.

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Fragments of notes from an open lesson on painting in the senior group - table

Author and topic title	Name of the lesson part	Progress
Lapekhina Tatyana, “Gorodets painting”	Organizing time	<...Guys, look at these painted wooden products. Who knows what this painting is called? …><…Guys, do you know why it’s called that?
Lapekhina Tatyana, “Gorodets painting”	Main part. Presentation of a new topic	Educator: On the banks of the Volga lies the ancient city of Gorodets - the oldest Russian fortress city. Here, a long time ago, people began to make dishes from wood and paint them with various patterns. These could be scenes of feasting, festivities, trips and hunting trips were depicted. They also painted garlands of flowers or a large flower with leaves radiating from it. There were other options, with motifs of birds and cats. Battle scenes were depicted - they were whole pictures. Someone carved spoons, cups, bowls, salt licks, and the suppliers sharpened them on a lathe. Someone made tools for spinning and weaving. There was a spinning wheel trade. At the same time there was a factory. Factory for the production of children's furniture and other household items: children's chairs, tables, rocking horse, boxes, cups, cutting boards, dishes, bread bins. Currently, the natural yellowish color of the tree is used as a background. Guys, tell me what colors do Gorodets masters use in painting? The colors in the pattern are few, but in very bright combinations - red, blue, green, orange of a rich tone and its shades. White and black colors in painting have a special meaning. These 2 colors have the ability to influence the sonority of colors and contribute to their favorable combination. Guys, what elements do the masters use in painting? Children's answers (clarification of names: rose, kupavka, berry, leaves, horse, birds). This is rosen, this is kupavka, this is chamomile. Look carefully at these flowers, they can be in blue and blue tones, or pink-red. Chamomile is easy to recognize. It has many thin petals. The center of the kupavka is shifted. Guys, would you like to try yourself as a craftsman and learn how to perform elements of flower painting? Okay, let's get to our jobs.
Practical work	On the board you see a sample of writing a flower called a daisy, its step-by-step implementation. Stage 1 is called “underpainting” (an image of a blue circle in the center of the sheet, stage 2 is called “shading” (a circle in the center and chamomile petals with blue paint) and stage 3 is called “revival” (swirls and dots are made with white and black paint). You have on the table there are sheets pre-painted yellow (you can offer children a choice of different shapes of dishes: vases, cutting boards, etc.). Let's proceed to the first stage of execution. Take the blue color and draw an underpainting - a circle in the center of our work . While our circle is drying, we will draw more green leaves, creating a composition. Now we move on to the second stage of execution. We do the shading with blue color: we draw a blue circle in the center of the flower, and now we place the petals opposite each other in a circle. Who can tell me how to do this? (by dipping the brush). Before proceeding to the third stage, you will need to wait a little for the paint to dry. We do physical exercises or gymnastics for the eyes. The final stage is “revival.” We will apply white and black paint in the form of dots, droplets, curls with a thin brush.
Bottom line	Children lay out their work on one table, choose the ones they like best, share their impressions and express their wishes about what element they would like to learn to perform in the next lessons. Read poems learned in advance. Exhibition of children's works...>
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