I'd Rather Die Than Leave My Trade

A little bit about professional garden drawing. The school I originally applied for did not require an additional art exam. Please refer to the application brochure for that year whether to take the art exam for admission to this major. But whether you take the exam or not, you will have to draw pictures when you enter school. This is what we painted when our professor led us to do sketching during the Chrysanthemum Exhibition in Tuancheng, Beihai. I remember it took me an hour and a half to paint. The next three pictures are sketches made when I went to Suzhou to study on the spot. Each picture takes no more than 15 minutes. The following four pictures are daily assignments. They are required to draw scenes. The details are not limited. I found a few game scene pictures to copy. In addition to these sketches and other things, the most common drawings made by garden professionals are design drawings, construction drawings and renderings. The effect of marker pens is closer to that of watercolor pens, but different. You will know the obvious difference between them after actually using them. Markers must be used for quick-question design exams. Everyday homework depends on the teacher's requirements, and some tools are not limited. At this time, I personally like colored pencils the most. I have basically thrown away the drawing homework I had when I was a student, and it is impossible to post the working drawings now. So I posted some recreational drawings. The first two are colored pencils, and the last one is colored pencils + markers. On the first floor there are only 10 pictures, please see the reply below for the rest.