Sender: flubber jumping horse, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Thanks flubber Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue May 20 13:25:39 2003, forwarded I very much agree with what being prawn said about focusing on fun. My personal experience is that I will not lose interest in color block diagrams after using the software. Even for color block diagrams, the software can only do some rough work, so dntx won't object to it, right? Software takes my mind off the menial work these software can do Shift to detailed tasks that cannot be done by software I think the software helps to focus my attention and prevent my energy from being distracted by trivial matters. This is my experience so far. Of course, I will definitely try the crafts suggested by being prawn. Also experience the difference in the joy of handicrafts Regarding the blank or draft, I don’t quite agree with Da Xia’s statement. I feel that no matter whether it is software or manual work, whether it is color blocks or lines, A draft is a step you can't skip. That's not what the software does. It's From the drawing education in my childhood My personal experience is that when you focus on the details word by word, you will lose it invisibly. Overall grasp. One draft can avoid this overall deviation. I have never used software to draw the lines below, but I have always retained the habit of hand-drawing drafts. I think drafting is very important for a perfect work, and I recommend it to novices again and again. This was briefly introduced in my humble work "The Making Process of Pisces" earlier in this edition.