Sender: flubber jumping horse, message area: ascii club Title: Re: KOF Kusanagi Kyo Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Fri May 16 20:39:30 2003, forwarded You are so humble that I am embarrassed to speak. Let’s talk a little bit about your experience with coloring. Let’s discuss it together. The colors of the line drawings are a little different from the color blocks In addition to expressing the color of the object itself, it also has three functions: 1 Distinguish between different objects Line drawings can easily feel messy if you don’t use color to distinguish them. The lines of different objects will "cross" each other, making the viewer confused. So different objects If you read "string" for a while, in addition to increasing the spacing in space, you can also use different colors to separate them. 2 implies a three-dimensional sense It is easy to draw shadows in color block paintings and create a three-dimensional effect. It is not easy to draw shadows in line drawings. But you can also use high light and low light to imply a three-dimensional sense, for example It feels like the light is shining down from above Below is the shadow of the backlight This three-dimensional effect is more obvious One principle is to highlight the light and dim the backlight. 3 implies far and near The so-called near reality and far virtuality. If you want to enhance the sense of depth in the space, you can use bright colors to draw Nearby objects, dark colors, distant objects, for example Practical application Smiling little fish ' ' } X {