Sender: being pen shadow, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Thanks flubber Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Mon May 19 23:52:39 2003, forwarded mentioned in flubber's masterpiece: : : Here I also want to ask a question about software. : Because I feel that the software is just an auxiliary tool : I personally feel that software cannot replace manual labor. : I usually only use it for drafting. : Need to make major changes in post-production : I also often overturn all drafts and revise 100% of the drafts. : Do you think this is bad, or is it detrimental to improving your level? : In other words, you can’t get exercise in a certain aspect. : Please also speak out. I don’t mean to oppose the use of software. But if you want to practice the basic skills of the chain, it is definitely better not to use it. As you said, significant changes are often required. This virtually consumes a lot of time Although it can more or less improve some abilities But if you draft it yourself Convert that time into revising your own drafts The level will definitely be improved by leaps and bounds At first you may find it difficult to get started Below is a suggestion not to draw complicated patterns first. You can practice some logo graphics to establish the concept of modeling Wait until you are familiar with the use of color blocks before gradually starting to draw characters. And after the level really improves, Ability to freely use color blocks to express expressions It's definitely worth the price of admission If you are really interested in this aspect Be sure to try it