Sender: starmoonh misses my husband, message area: ascii club Title: Re: DRAGON BALL Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Fri May 16 22:16:44 2003, forwarded nod, nod Color is indeed a big problem. When I paint, I always feel that this color or that color is inappropriate. It’s not suitable, especially the skin color. I can’t always find it. I’ve seen some Taiwanese works and I think it’s very natural and harmonious. Take a closer look and use it. But they are all colors that I felt were inappropriate when I was painting. I think in fact, the ASCII colors give the viewer more of a sense of connection. Instead of just looking at whether a certain color matches the original object, we often default to it being more consistent with the original object when painting. The more consistent, the better. Stick to the idea of ​​using colors. mentioned in flubber's masterpiece: : When I look at Taiwanese works, I notice a phenomenon: the use of colors is bolder than ours. : Not limited to the true color of the object. For example, the shade of skin color here is red. : But it looks very coordinated and the skin tone shade is blue. : It looks like a reflection of ambient light, but it’s very real. : There are many other examples. Remember the improved version of Xiaoyu Online Edition. : The color of the character’s hair is also very bold. This kind of color is rare among mainland color blocks. : This is a place worth learning : Software cannot use color in a breakthrough way. The color of the converted work can only be faithful to the color of the original image. : Therefore, it will cause problems such as weak expression and indistinguishable details.