Sender: Beller Huanyan, message area: ASCIIArt Title: Re: There is no princess in the castle 8 Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Fri Jun 3 23:20:26 2005, forwarded There is no princess in the castle production behind-the-scenes Script setting: very simple plot In the castle tower there lived a princess who wished for It’s not love. What you want is not money or status, but freedom. character setting With Valentine's Day, Friends, the character settings of the Angel Dream series The style is different, emphasizing the nobility, slenderness, loneliness and emptiness of the princess. Virtual...so the characters don’t feel that way when drawn. So real, as if this princess is as fragile as a touch Color use Basically use black, white and gray without using too many bright colors Used to emphasize the darkness of the castle. The princess's white clothes not only express the princess The skin is pale and gray, suggesting that the princess lives in a boudoir for a long time and never sees the light of day. The sky scale supports the princess to live a boring life in this castle. Don't forget to open up. The open door and the bird symbolize the princess's desire for freedom... Clothing settings In terms of clothing, they are basically long skirts, but there are slight differences. A lot of effort was put into the design. I originally wanted to draw the princess coming out of the castle. Wearing a short skirt and holding a sword in a fighting posture. But then I was really too lazy to draw it. Got it About the title Although only the last 2 of the 8 pictures are considered to have no princess in the castle But in fact, Princess Xipin’s longing for freedom has long been absent from the castle. No Does this mean that she is no longer in the castle?^^ Other additional instructions In fact, the 4th picture in this film slightly conflicts with the tone of the entire series. But I don’t want to make the prince and princess look too dreamy, so the background It’s almost like I’m painting a scene from Sleeping Beauty. But he deliberately painted the princess pale and feeble just to express the fairy tale plot. It's not as beautiful as a dream...