Solar Panels: A Blessing or a ..... ? | Pencil Drawing
Greetings to all friends! I hope you're all doing well. Today, I'm here again with a drawing post. If understood, it's extremely valuable in my opinion. Because just as humans are constantly inventing new things for their convenience, similarly, there are some things that seem very beneficial to us at first glance, but when we delve deeper, we realize they can be harmful to us too.
Let's talk about solar panels, for instance. It seems like a great thing that we're generating free energy. And there's no doubt about it. In areas with power outages, and especially in places where electricity is not even available, solar panels can be used to run machines like tube wells in fields, using solar energy to pump water. This is indeed a very useful and beneficial invention.
But if we look at the other side of the coin, can the increasing number of solar panels on the ground be a good thing? I often think about this. Because as time passes, and the intensity of heat is rising day by day.
So, is the increasing heat due to the rising number of Solar Panels?
I've thought about it a lot, and an idea struck me, which I want to share with you. I might be wrong, but I hope that if I am, you can guide me with your perspective. Solar panels use glass, which reflects sunlight. I mean, it bounces back the sun's rays. If we cover a large area of land with glass, it will reflect the sun's radiation, doubling the heat. And you know that when the heat intensity increases manifold, it can spark fires. So, think about what the end result could be.
I'm not a scientist or an analyst, but somehow, my drawing's topic is this today. Or maybe it's because the increasing intensity of the heat day by day has forced me to think about it. But it's a very important topic, and I hope you will definitely share your opinions.
So, let's move on to the steps of drawing now
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The images I shared above , I have drawn all the steps of the drawing, which I am explaining briefly in my words. First, I drew a small circle (the sun) with a pencil and also outlined the Earth. Then, I created several shapes of solar panels on the Earth. Next, I used the blending tool to merge the shades of the Earth, Sun, and solar panels. After that, I created a dark background around the Sun and blended it with the ground using the blending tool. Finally, I used an eraser to show the sun's intense rays shining towards the Earth.
You can see the final look of the drawing in the last image. I hope you liked the drawing and today's topic. You can share your opinions in the comment section. That's all for now. See you in the next drawing very soon. Until then, goodbye. Take care, keep smiling.