Sender: percyshelley Can Spring Be Far Behind@rygh , message area: ASCIIart Title: Re: Answering a reporter’s question about time Sending site: Shuimu Community Thu May 7 20:55:08 2009 , within the site I don’t know how you did it. I originally drew along a line. For example, when I wanted to draw a face, I drew along the b2a grid lines. I decide which character to use and which position to place. Sometimes I will add some background colors to make it more vivid. Once you have roughly grasped the proportions of the character, draw a circle like this to basically determine the position of the character, and there will be no unevenness. Feel However, this approach is really of no benefit. It will cause dependence, and the drawing is very mechanical. At the beginning, When I encountered a line smaller than 45 degrees, I couldn't handle it at all, and I couldn't make modifications. I drew two Dragon Balls and started. Give up this practice Mentioned in BOneFiveER's masterpiece by Mizuki Novice One: : But the result of my attempt is that the corresponding characters are all fragmented.