ζ ξ μ ξζ .: : . : : : : . : .: . . . .: : .: :. . . . :. : : ﹨﹨.:﹨. :. . :. :. . . . : : :.:. .: . :. . ﹨: :. .: . :. : .:. . :.. ﹨ .﹨ : : : :. ﹨: The Great Wave off Kanagawa Author Gatchaman Nicknamed Aci Time April 22, 2010 Published by Sun Moon Guanghua Station The original painting of this picture is one of the most famous ukiyo-e paintings in Japan. It is even printed on various products and has become a symbol of Japan. Those who have seen the original work will know that the details of the waves in it are complicated and require the use of dark silk, which is quite restrictive, to completely reproduce it. Impossible. Ah Ci boldly cut out the complexity and transformed the original work. He first drew the overall context of the rolling waves, and then Modify the white and blue wave shapes one by one. There are many small details in this picture, such as the intersection of yellow and black in the distance. In the original work, the sky gradually becomes darker. The author carved this gradient area in order to distinguish the yellow boat from the sky. Did you notice that the white triangle next to the yellow boat is Mount Fuji, not an ordinary wave? Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 114.32.211.*]