Sender: Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy, Area: ANSI Train02 Title: [Collection] Comparing the two works above Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Wednesday, May 01, 2013 16:06:18, site mail Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy mentioned on Thursday, February 04, 2010 21:21:16 Let me start by saying that both of them are kings of ansi. The latter piece of work draws on the techniques of the former. It is the character "?" that represents the palm of the hand. But everyone has also seen that the effect is not very good. The author Dawn himself also said that Flubber, the Pisces, used this character to express reaching out. It feels like grabbing something, but I feel like I have retracted my hands and hid them. My imitation was not successful. What I want to say is that borrowing techniques is completely something that should and deserves to be strongly encouraged, but the key point is that you must understand What do you want to paint in the whole work? Is the technique used in it coordinated with the whole work? Works, like people, are complete and alive. They can cry and laugh, and make people who look at them feel that if you Just take an eye from the east and a nose from the west. Even if you simply piece it together, it is not a complete one. s life This is my first point. The most important thing about a work is the emotions and ideas behind it. You can borrow other people’s techniques, but You must use it according to your own ideas. Maybe I am too mysterious. You don’t need to take it seriously. Solution: You will naturally realize it in the subsequent painting process. Crowwyue Xiaozhu's sister mentioned on Thursday, February 04, 2010 at 21:24:33 I think it's okay, but the wine glass scene is really weird. There are no restrictions on the direction of Pisces' hands. You can place them any way you want. The finger used to represent taking the cup will feel as if it is broken. : Let me start by saying that both of them are ANSI kings. : The latter piece of work draws on the techniques of the former. It’s the character “?” that represents the palm of the hand. : But everyone has also seen that the effect is not very good. : The author Dawn himself also said that Flubber, the Pisces, used this character to express reaching out. : The feeling of grabbing something, but I feel like I have retracted my hands and hid them. My imitation was not successful. : What I want to say is that borrowing techniques is completely appropriate and worthy of strong encouragement, but the key point is that you must understand : What do you want to paint in the whole work? Is the technique used in it coordinated with the whole work? : Works, like people, are complete and alive. They can cry and laugh, and make people who look at them feel that if you : Just take an eye from the east and a nose from the west. Even if you simply piece it together, it is not a complete one. : s life : ............. omitted below Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy mentioned on Thursday, February 04, 2010 21:26:18 re So, learning from others actually requires skill. : I think it’s okay, but the wine glass scene is really weird. : There are no restrictions on the direction of Pisces’ hands. You can place them any way you want. : The finger used to express the cup will feel as if it is broken. : : Let me start by saying that both of them are kings of ansi. : : The latter piece of work draws on the techniques of the former. It’s the word “?” that represents the palm of the hand. : : But everyone has also seen that the effect is not very good. : : The author Dawn himself also said that Flubber, the Pisces, used this character to express reaching out. : : It feels like grabbing something, but I feel like I have retracted my hands and hid them. My imitation was not successful. : : What I want to say is that borrowing techniques is completely something that should be strongly encouraged, but you must understand the key point. : ............. omitted below