Sender: starsoul Qiuqiu, message area: ASCIIArt Title: Re: Work Release China Administrative Division Map Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue Mar 27 11:51:06 2007, forwarded Well, please write down your experience. I have been working with ANSI for a few years, and I feel that what I like to do the most is line work. I have done a mix of single and double bytes, and also done a pure single byte. This time when I made this set of maps of China, I started by helping people shrink a map of Gansu. After I finished it, I thought I might as well make it all over the country, so I started painting bit by bit. In order to ensure the continuity of the lines, I try to use characters such as . ' as little as possible. Instead, these characters are useful when dealing with inclination angles greater than 45 degrees. Slashes with smaller angles, such as Chongming Island in Shanghai, could actually be represented by a single byte, but for the sake of the overall Unity had to be replaced by a polyline like this When dealing with corners or small details, some Chinese characters, radicals, phonetic symbols and Japanese kana come in handy. For example, へヘ乀ㄟ乁丿らゝんしㄅㄋㄈㄣ人了任⺁二 These characters have appeared in my works. Because of their curvature, they can well reflect the twists and turns of the border. I think this is what flubber said about finding space inside the character The number 7 and the English letters V and L are also very useful. In addition to the slashes that basically make up the lines and the special characters that deal with details, brackets also contribute a little bit. The ups and downs can be expressed very well with a few consecutive brackets. For example, I have also found that is a very useful symbol. No. looks softer when dealing with corners. The key is that it is easier to connect with other characters. As for Hunan The slightly undulating curve in the northwest of the province takes advantage of the subtle differences in the locations of these characters. drawn I try to ensure that the curve formed by the characters is the line I want to express, and there will be no redundant lines appearing in the pattern. Internal or external. If you can use ㄥ, don’t use it. Avoid using characters like ㄨ, etc. This is how this set of works is formed. Clean and complete style Yeah, yeah, that’s pretty much what I think. In addition, I gained some small gains in geographical knowledge^ ^