, . ; ノ 2004.8.4 , ⌒ , . ﹨ , , , , ﹐ , ' : . ' , C ﹒ ,q c , , | : , , . ;: . , , , ﹨ ﹨.:ノ :. , .:' , ' ﹨ノ ﹨ , . , .:' . ' :, . , , ' ' .: ﹙ . , ' ノ ' ﹨ ' 'D' ', *, ﹒ , ' ' .: , ' ; , :' , ノ ' . ,ノ﹔ , .: , , ㄧ ' , , { ﹨ parr ' , 乁 ノ , , Rice is a flower Author parr Nickname Parr Time August 4, 2004 Posted by Westward Journey Station This is a line drawing, but it’s not just a line drawing. At first glance, it actually gives the illusion that it’s an oil painting. Yes. A flower. This is a magical work. The magic is that it uses only fine lines to create a full and warm flower. The effect is that even color block paintings may not be able to achieve this. Not only that, although the scene is filled with golden flowers and green There are so many elements of colorful branches, leaves and little girls, but there is no sense of clutter. This is undoubtedly because the author carefully selected the branches. The color of the leaves and the shape of the lines make them uniform in color and well-organized. What is also amazing is the use of line segments and lines. The combination of bright green and bright red in the center of the sunflower carved with small dots and the bright yellow of the surrounding petals seems to make no sense, but the whole The body has a distinct and dazzling texture