Sender: being pen shadow, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Manual color block practice... Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Wed May 21 12:15:38 2003, forwarded mentioned in flubber's masterpiece: : I’m a little confused. When you say left and right, do you mean the left and right of the character, not the left and right of the audience? Yes, the left and right sides of the characters are explained directly according to the meaning in your original text. The left and right sides should be changed to the left and right sides of the face. I'm so sorry for confusing you. However, it is generally customary to use the direction seen by the eyes to explain. : It was almost lights out yesterday and I didn’t have time to find the link. I’m sorry that you found so many pictures by yourself. Thank you. No need to be so polite. I came here to explain my need. : My original drawing is actually similar to 2. Both are warmer, but I want to create the feeling of a plaster sculpture. : Probably because there has been a successful example of the gray color system and it is more familiar to use. : Red and yellow are rarely used. I am worried that the painting will be too bright and not thrilling. : So even though there was red and yellow in the draft, it was removed when I was making the drawing. : Maybe this is the limitation of thinking. I still haven’t stepped out of the box. The current color scheme feels good. In fact, there is no need to deliberately change it. But if you want to try other artistic conceptions, it doesn’t hurt to try a different-colored version. : It’s true. It looks even scarier. I’ve learned a lesson m*m. Bye. Don't be so polite. I can't bear it. Laughter