Sender: Gatchaman Science Ninja Team, message area: ANSI Title: Re: [Line] Chang'e flies to the moon Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Friday, March 26, 2010 13:39:52, site mail Ah, what I mentioned above is purely hand-drawn. I personally don’t have the habit of making color block diagrams. After deciding on the composition, just copy it and start drawing from the eye area. The size of a picture is mostly determined by the eyes. Various color blocks and line characters are also filled in directly during the drawing process. Of course, they will be revised later. Speaking of drafting, there is one way Directly lay a piece of background color 4X and use various background color blocks to distinguish the approximate location. It can also be used in the drawing process. First make a small section and then trim it in detail. It can be a single line or several lines, slowly expanding the layout outwards. I personally use this method during the exploratory period. When drawing a color block diagram, you should first use the color of the block as the concept and don't think about the details. When filling in color block characters, squares, and triangles, you must naturally choose the appropriate ones in the process. For example, if you see a corner, use a triangle block Instead of thinking about how to use characters to piece it together from the beginning, you won’t find it difficult. Wait until you are physically proficient before you start paying attention to details. Mentioned in the masterpiece of Crowwyue Xiaozhu’s Sister Chicken Rice Ball No. 002: : :D : I’m quite curious about how the color blocks were drawn. : But I heard it’s all a secret that’s not told XD ﹨ ﹨ Science Ninja Team Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 114.32.211.*] Modified: Gatchaman on March 26, 2010 13:43:42 [FROM: 114.32.211.*]