Sender: SpiritRain Fairy Rain Ridiculous 2006, message area: ANSI Title: Experience in making color block characters by Piaomiao Shuiyunjian bang Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua January 12, 2007 13:48:07 Friday, site mail In fact, there is no experience to speak of When I make fonts, I usually set up a framework in my mind first. Think about the shape, position and direction of your strokes Then I randomly used squares and triangles to put it together. I have some experience in making various strokes point When I make locations, I basically use a triangle to represent the turning point of the point. Use a triangle to expose the front Anyway If you use running script, the horizontal strokes should be slightly upward, the vertical strokes should be straight, and the horizontal strokes should be full. It could be a little thinner in the middle. Here's what I tried to do, using half a square instead of using the foreground. It is relatively easy to achieve this with the background color suppress I have never found any good method for doing skimming and pressing, especially when doing long skimming and pressing. It looks very rough, but using triangular blocks will make it look too abrupt, dull, and awkward. Pain. My method now is to try to avoid long strokes and long strokes and solve it by changing the font structure. Try to deal with it by turning it into points as much as possible The above are just some thoughts. Everyone is welcome to share their experiences. Source: 日月光华 bbs.fudan.edu.cn [From: SpiritRain]