Sender: around Password Goodbye , Area: ASCIIArt Title: Re: Exercise: Sending site: Gulang Tingtao Thursday, October 7, 2004 19:48:07, site mail These paintings were made to practice flubber’s zodiac chart. There are probably two questions. 1 When we paint, we often want to express every detail of the thing we want to depict, but ignore the overall The layout of the body is the body, the head is the head, and there is a neck between the head and the body. In fact, the neck can be omitted completely. This is also reflected in these paintings, such as the horse in the second pair. Probably the author wanted to draw the outline of the entire body, but found that the lines could not follow his ideas. I was walking around, so I reluctantly connected them with a few punctuation marks, which made the outline even more blurry. When drawing line drawings, especially ASCII drawings with only a few straight lines, you must pay attention to the continuity of the lines. Don’t compromise the overall coordination for the sake of harsh details. Just omit things that need to be omitted. 2 The greatest pleasure in painting is to find the best and most accurate characters, and this step takes a lot of time. Many attempts, especially in small-scale line drawings like this, to find key characters often determine the success or failure of a painting. Let’s take the second pair of horses as an example. The legs in this picture are more casual. I guess the author may have placed them casually at the time. Just let a few characters become legs. This is neither plump nor vivid, and does not achieve the best effect. For example, If the author is willing to spend more time trying and add some ASCII basics of his own, I believe there will be a better one. result The pig painting is great. I can only say now. Please correct me if I’m wrong. Let’s discuss more.