Sender: Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy, Area: ANSI Title: [Collection] A disabled Dr. Hyperion Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua November 25, 2010 16:14:08 Thursday, site mail limilaw 07WE . mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 16:17:57 The choice of color from the very beginning determined the fate of this sea treasure. Although the original picture of Haibao looks very bright, it is obviously too bright after it is drawn with bright cyan, and the degree of freedom when using bright colors is relatively small. Small Left edge is difficult to repair In addition, the original idea was that the bright cyan and ordinary cyan were both Haibao's body, and the ordinary cyan was used to represent the darker areas. And trim the edges, but the actual effect is that because the brightness difference between the normal color and the bright color is too large, it only looks bright cyan. It's Haibao's body. The ordinary cyan color has turned into outlines. If I were to paint again, I think I should use normal cyan for the main body and blue for shading. That Smurf is a work that learned lessons and retrained. Original picture attached http: bbs.fudan.edu.cn upload PIC 1273305959 8339.jpg , , . ﹨ . . . " ' " , , ﹨ Crowwyue Xiaozhu's Sister Chicken Rice Ball No. 002 mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 at 16:26:31 Uh, how about just shading in one direction? If you shading it on all sides, it will definitely look like an outline. : The choice of color from the beginning determined the fate of this sea treasure to be disabled. : Although the original picture of Haibao looks very bright, it is obviously too bright when drawn with bright cyan, and the degree of freedom when using bright colors is relatively small. : Small The left edge is difficult to repair : In addition, the original idea was that the bright cyan and ordinary cyan were both Haibao’s body, and the ordinary cyan was used to express the darker parts. : And trim the edges, but the actual effect is that because the brightness difference between the normal color and the bright color is too large, it only looks bright cyan. : It’s Haibao’s body. The ordinary cyan color has turned into outlines. : If I want to paint again, I think I should use ordinary cyan for the main body and blue for shading. : That Smurf is a work that learned lessons and re-rehearsed. : Attached original picture : ............. omitted below limilaw 07WE . mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 16:37:34 Since Haibao is facing the left, the light should generally come from the left, and the shadow should be on the right. But it is difficult to trim the left side of the highlighted color block. Every indentation is a width, and there is no highlight of a width. Only one complete block can be used. Indenting one on the left will inevitably cause the entire line to move to the right. Indenting on the right will will also be affected So the lesson I learned is that you must use caution when highlighting large areas. : Um, how about just shading in one direction? If you shading all sides, it will definitely look like an outline. : : The choice of color from the beginning doomed the fate of this sea treasure to be disabled. : : Although the original picture of Haibao looks very bright, it is obviously too bright when drawn with bright cyan, and the degree of freedom when using bright colors is relatively small. : : Small The left edge is difficult to repair : : In addition, the original idea was that the bright cyan and ordinary cyan were both Haibao's body, and the ordinary cyan was used to express the darker parts. : : and trim the edges, but the actual effect is that because the brightness difference between the normal color and the bright color is too large, it only looks bright cyan. : : It’s Haibao’s body. The ordinary cyan color has turned into outlines. : : If I want to paint again, I think I should use ordinary cyan for the main body and blue for shading. : ............. omitted below Crowwyue Xiaozhu's Sister Chicken Rice Ball No. 002 mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 at 16:39:38 Yeah, that's a big problem So if you look at the color blocks in Taiwanese paintings, they almost never use highlights. : Since Haibao faces the left, the light should generally come from the left, and the shadow should be on the right. : But it is difficult to trim the left side of the highlighted color block. Once indented, it becomes one width, and because the highlight cannot be one width : But there can only be one complete block. In this case, one indent on the left will inevitably cause the entire line to move to the right, so the indent on the right will : Jin will also be affected : So the lesson I learned is that you must use caution when highlighting large areas. : : Well, if you want to cast shadows in only one direction, how about casting shadows on all sides? It will definitely look like an outline. : : ............. omitted below limilaw 07WE . mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 16:43:21 Well, I just saw Gatchaman’s Saint Seiya Creation Experience in the Essence section, and as expected, this color matching issue was mentioned. When you first start composing a picture with low light, it’s easy to wonder whether the brightness is too dark. But when you finish most of the work, you will find that it is actually too dark. Low brightness is completely sufficient : Well, it’s a big problem : So you see that Taiwanese painting color blocks are almost never highlighted. : : Since Haibao faces the left, the light should generally come from the left, and the shadow should be on the right. : : But it is difficult to trim the left side of the highlighted color block. Once indented, it becomes one width. And because the highlight cannot be one width : : But there can only be one complete block. In this case, one indentation on the left will inevitably cause the entire line to move to the right, so the indentation on the right will : : Jin will also be affected : : So the lesson I learned is that you must use caution when highlighting large areas. Crowwyue Xiaozhu's Sister Chicken Rice Ball No. 002 mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 at 16:50:32 In fact, the color of a large area will not be very dark no matter which one it is. Even the darkest low-brightness blue is the same : Well, I just saw Gatchaman’s Saint Seiya Creation Experience in the Essence section, and as expected, this color matching issue was mentioned. : When you first start composing a picture with low light, it’s easy to wonder if the brightness is too dark. But when you finish most of the work, you’ll find out that it’s actually too dark. : Low brightness is completely sufficient : : Well, it’s a big question : : So you see that Taiwanese painting color blocks are almost never highlighted. Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy mentioned on Saturday, May 08, 2010 17:55:51 It is not easy to use highlighter. It is recommended to match it with indigo and blue. : The choice of color from the beginning determined the fate of this sea treasure to be disabled. : Although the original picture of Haibao looks very bright, it is obviously too bright when drawn with bright cyan, and the degree of freedom when using bright colors is relatively small. : Small The left edge is difficult to repair : In addition, the original idea was that the bright cyan and ordinary cyan were both Haibao’s body, and the ordinary cyan was used to express the darker parts. : And trim the edges, but the actual effect is that because the brightness difference between the normal color and the bright color is too large, it only looks bright cyan. : It’s Haibao’s body. The ordinary cyan color has turned into outlines. : If I want to paint again, I think I should use ordinary cyan for the main body and blue for shading. : That Smurf is a work that learned lessons and re-rehearsed. : Attached original picture : ............. omitted below