Sender: being pen shadow Title: Re: Manual color block practice... Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Wed May 21 09:44:56 2003, forwarded mentioned in flubber's masterpiece: : Ah, I still want you to speak frankly. : Okay, let me ask you two more specific questions. : 1. The brow bones on the left face and the right face are different. When doing this, I don’t know which one is better. : The one on the left is sharper but rough. The one on the right could be smoother but too gentle. : How do you usually deal with it? To put it simply, it depends on how you want to feel. But judging from your picture The height of the brow bones on both sides is different. This is not a matter of roughness and smoothness. But the brow bone on the right is higher and looks more energetic. But the area on both sides of the frontal bone near the temple is better treated on the left side. Although it is jagged, it does not look stiff : 2 It’s too late to find the original image of the poster. : If you encounter a picture like this, will you consider how to use color? I really want to learn how to use color. In terms of color, it’s the same as above. It all depends on what kind of atmosphere you want to create. I found some pictures below. Take a look. 1 http: av.gznet.com local content zhang movie jhd 021015 jq400.jpg 2 http: www.arxia.com florian transylvania dracula.jpg 3 http: tourism.brasovcounty.ro pictures dracula.jpg 4 http: www.nonipics.de filme cover dracula.jpg The color tone in the first picture is closer to the feeling you expressed. That is to say, the white color contains more ingredients Indigo and blue also belong to the category of cool colors like white. But the white color looks milder Green is between cold and warm colors, and is more of a cool color. It must be used according to the situation. As for the second picture, it has warm colors. If you want to achieve the feel of this picture, you can use yellow and red for shadows. And in red, you can mix some purple to increase the layering. Compared with red, purple will be lighter or muddy when used. The 3rd picture is closer to a black and white photo To create this feeling, naturally you cannot use too many colors At most, use simple white colors such as white, gray and black. So the left half of the fourth picture feels a little more complicated. The main body is warm colors, coupled with cool-colored walls You can use more colors That's roughly it Also, you can try removing the green dots in the middle of your eyes It feels better. Eyes don’t have to be added to every picture. Sometimes the void seems more powerful