Sender: crowyue Xiaozhu’s Sister Chicken Rice Ball No. 002, letter area: ANSI Train02 Title: Re: Homework Sending station: Sun and Moon Guanghua Friday, March 12, 2010 18:49:59 This question is very interesting In fact, if you use dark silk to make the face look like an awl, it will hardly look as good as the original picture. Comics have gradients of light, shadow and color, including changes in the thickness of outlines, which will help the overall effect. But dark silk can't do that. You can think of it as a complicated stick figure. And the awl face in the simple drawing has finally circled back, which is weird, right? What I want to say is that when you draw based on the original painting, the focus is on the spiritual resemblance rather than the complete consistency of the details. It is difficult to achieve consistent details. Sometimes we are forced to correct the direction of some lines. Also leaving out many details You must have felt it when you were doing your homework. Let’s take my own recent works as an example. The hands in the Lanting Preface Use the brush holding posture to search and you should be able to easily see the original image I used. It is a very detailed and realistic picture, but if I tried to copy it, it would feel very strange. So I corrected the shape of my fingers and the direction of the lines on the back of my hand and ended up with the current work. It doesn't matter if the paintings are not very similar. If they are exactly the same, what's the point of converting the painting into dark silk? mentioned in hyuugayi's masterpiece: : Because basically everyone in anime has a sharp face. : Mentioned in Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy: : : So everyone likes pointed faces? : : That's still : : : : : ............. omitted below Source: Sun Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn HTTP [FROM: 222.66.26.*]