2, detailed line drawing, to ensure that you can see comfortably.

Extraction and refining from line to shape (essence)

The most primitive and simple expression/form of lines.

Draw clearly when drawing.

Illustrations can be drawn clearly and selectively.

3. Tick this line

Welcome to learn character illustration.

Two-dimensional introductory painting Two-dimensional painting beginners are as follows:

1, learn two-dimensional illustration to understand perspective. Perspective is the most basic of secondary illustration, and its application can be seen everywhere. Therefore, to learn secondary illustration, we must first understand perspective and its application. There are many introductory painting courses on the Internet. I suggest you go and have a look. They are very comprehensive.

2. Learn two-dimensional illustrations to understand the human body. Learning two-dimensional illustration is bound to draw people, so learning two-dimensional illustration needs to understand the human body, and learning two-dimensional illustration wants to draw a good human body. You can find two-dimensional illustration human body material to practice more, and there are also many two-dimensional illustration human body learning materials and tutorials on the Internet! The human body structure, dynamics and proportion in two-dimensional illustration should also be practiced synchronously!

3, learn two-dimensional illustration, you have to learn sketch. Many people think that you don't need to draw sketches to learn secondary illustration. If you think that you can ignore sketches when studying secondary illustration, then you can't learn secondary illustration well. Sketch is the basis of secondary illustration, including the color matching of secondary illustration behind it.

4. Learn that secondary illustrations can match colors. Color is very important for secondary illustration, and a good-looking secondary illustration will not lose its color matching. With the previous sketch foundation, the color matching ability of secondary illustrations will be better, and reading more secondary illustrations can improve the color sense.

5, learn two-dimensional illustration, understand design. Design is the creative stage of secondary illustration. Learning two-dimensional illustration is bound to be able to design. The design of secondary illustration is inspired by life, just like many elements in secondary illustration can be seen every day. Therefore, the promotion of secondary illustration design ability, in addition to the basic skills of secondary illustration painting, is to see more and see with heart!

How to draw an illustration The steps of drawing an illustration are as follows:

1, determine the basic color.

Create a clipping mask for each layer and fill it with the fill tool. If you want a darker place (such as hair), you can use a positive overlay, and if you want a brighter place (such as skin), you can use overlay. Although I will use different layer effects according to my own needs like this, sometimes I will use positive overlay layers and color them completely by feeling.

2. continue to improve.

Improve the color of the picture and add shadow details. Mainly use the superimposed layer to continue to modify the hue, and then add a shadow at the bottom of the positive film, and then use the gradient map to adjust.

Step 3 Adjust the details

Correct the roughness of the painting before thinning. These details are all drawn with the color filter layer on the lazy brush (light source) mentioned above. At the bottom (shadow), add blue with positive film to enhance the transparency of the picture.

4. Extra lighting

Drawing light and shadow is really my worst skill, and I hope it will be better in the future. This is a new linear dimming (lighting) layer.

5, additional texture and background

I drew the texture of kimono with materials uploaded by others. The background is painted with a watercolor pen.

6. Late adjustment

Reduce the opacity of clothing patterns to make them look more natural, and then use gradient maps to make the overall tone of the picture look more uniform. I often stack many layers of gradient maps until I am satisfied. Because I am not the kind of person who thinks about the final effect of the picture before I start writing, I often make mistakes when I try.