How did the people who taught themselves and now become masters of comics learn? 10

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Follow the picture, follow the picture, follow the picture. Draw until you can draw silently, and then change to something else, and then follow the painting, and follow the painting. Draw until you can draw silently. At this time, you will feel it when you write it yourself.

But reading comics is the most important thing

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Read books, copy, create your own.

Basically, this is the step, and I don't know the details.

I was lucky and happy. I was fortunate to listen to the animation lecture of animation master Huang Zhiyong.

Anime is something I am passionate about, and being a professional manga artist is also a job that I dream of. Because cartoonists can create stories that people love. The story can be either a comedy or a tragedy.

It can make people laugh, it can also move people to tears, it can make people's blood surge, and it can also make our hearts ......

Mr. Huang Zhiyong is such a creator of beautiful stories. And this lecture is to tell us how to become a good story creator, an excellent professional cartoonist, and a person like Mr. Huang.

A plausible, yet unexpected answer to stories. This is the most basic and very important thing I learned in this lecture. The story is the heart of the comics.

Subsequently, we learned about Mr. Huang's cartoonist journey. We admired Mr. Huang's efforts and were shocked by Mr. Huang's paintings that caused stomach bleeding. This world has never succeeded casually, and God has never failed those who work hard wholeheartedly.

If Mr. Huang had not submitted since childhood, insisted on the accumulation of painting a work in less than three months, and had not had the perseverance of Mr. Huang to paint until he had stomach bleeding, Mr. Huang would not have become Mr. Huang today.

The questionnaire sent before the lecture included the question, "What do you think is the most important thing to be a good manga artist?" My answer is the word hard work, hard work may be just a particularly ordinary word, but the person who really does it is not ordinary!

The future is all about creativity! This is another truth that Mr. Huang taught us. Only creation and innovation can keep us at the forefront of the times.

Become a leader in this industry, a leader. The comic book masters at the top of the comic book writers list are so good because of their superhuman creativity and brains. We must always keep creativity and innovation in mind.

The ten techniques composed of lines, shapes, scripts, bridges, storyboards, angles, outlets, atmosphere and artistic conception, the three elements composed of beautiful shapes, smooth camera movements, and innovative ideas, as well as the general principle of moving, are what we have learned later. In order to draw something moving, you have to keep these things in mind.

Simplicity is power, nothing is precisely the driving force for us to move forward, many times it takes a moment to give up, but it takes a lifetime to persevere. There will be no pie in the sky, and hard work can make dreams come true. As Mr. Huang said, "If you really want a wish to come true, the stars in the sky will also come down to help."

These are my thoughts on this lecture, and I would like to thank Mr. Huang for teaching us so much, which is enough to be useful for life.

Two-dimensional, Cheers (

20171112 - Yenching Institute of Technology - Ren Liuhe.

You can buy some relevant books first, and then you can understand it on your own.

If you want to study on your own, it is recommended to buy some basic manga tutorials and other books.

Hello, I'm a working cartoonist, although I'm not a senior, but I also have three works, I'll give you a brief introduction.

1, comics can be self-taught, and do not need to go through special training, but you must practice painting skills diligently, that is, to draw a good two-dimensional painting style, you are still in elementary school, if you work hard, in your first college, you can start to pick up comics (why college, because you don't have time in high school at all) does not need any decades.

2, cartoonists are good or not, there is no such saying, any profession is very tired, cartoonists will not be easier than other professions, nor will they be more difficult than other professions, it's the same, what have you heard, cartoonists stay up late every day, don't sleep to catch up with the draft, that doesn't exist, I'm a person who does two comics at the same time, I don't usually stay up late.

3, let me introduce the process of comics, now the general process is, assembly line comics, that is, if you want to be a comic chief writer, you only need to draw storyboards and drafts, outline and color to your assistant, you see, you only need to make a draft, **Need to stay up late? In the past, manga artists worked so hard because they were large (nowadays the number of webtoons is not that large), and most manga artists draw their own drawings from beginning to end, which is much more time-consuming than drafting.

4,Let me introduce the salary of comics,If you are the main writer,At least more than 4,000 (this is relatively rare,Only comics that are not very popular will only be so),The most is that you can earn tens of thousands of dollars a month,But I want to remind you,In today's society,Monthly income of tens of thousands is just enough to have a comfortable life,It may not be a big money to make a lot of money,But if the people around you are ordinary office workers with a salary of thousands,The cartoonist is a little better。

5. Finally, I would like to say the two things that parents are most worried about:

Is a cartoonist an iron rice bowl? No, cartoonists are very affected by popularity, and if they are not popular enough, they will be cut, so there is a risk that your comics will be stopped at any time.

Are cartoonists in high demand in society? It's very big, I'm a person in this circle, I know that there are hundreds of messages in the circle every day, and I'm recruiting cartoonists, and there are a lot of jobs.

Other words! Even if you stop updating this comic, you can still receive the next comic right away, so we usually ignore the previous question.

Don't be praised and don't practice the basics, and don't give up if you are blamed or ridiculed. (Don't learn from me.,I'm a glass heart) also recommend the subject to search:Light class,There are a lot of good comic courses in it.,The learning effect is very good.,You can grow quickly.。

Secondly, when you feel that copying or your current level can no longer satisfy your enthusiasm, and you find that your loopholes are in the end, you can start to practice in a targeted manner.

If the human body is poor, you can find the first pro, only draw the limbs, do not seek details, and can express the dynamics and the direction of the muscles. But it also tests the understanding of the structure of the human body.

You can also do it in multiple lines, such as finding materials to match clothes, how to draw firearms, and how to express textures. This collector's fetish can't stop at the beginning. In short, it is necessary to strengthen the understanding of the structure of the object and improve the authenticity of the work.

Comics can be self-taught. More than half of the comic book authors are self-taught. A large percentage of the remaining authors are also self-taught.

Or rather, all manga writers started by self-study, and later some manga writers learned from other authors, but this kind of apprenticeship can also be regarded as a type of self-study.

It's too early for the sixth grade to start thinking about this. How the painting skill compares to peers, to put it bluntly, has no value. Young touches are never worth much.

Among the things that comic book authors want to learn, painting or something is needed in a relatively late stage, and it is something that can be qualified, and it does not account for a large proportion of learning.

Cartoonists are the most difficult profession to be, but it is too much of an exaggeration to say that it has been more than ten years and decades. But five to seven years of full-time practice is necessary, and it's true that you can't succeed because you have the ability, but more about your understanding of society and your ability to discipline yourself.

In the art cram school and the university art academy, the content of the lecture and the content of the practical application of comics, how to say, there is not much overlap, only a small part is the same. Some of the comic writers were from art academies, but many more had not attended art academies or similar training courses.

With their own enthusiasm alone, most people are quickly lost after entering society, and there is no chance to draw comics at all, in this case, it is meaningless how you draw.

You can see how today's accomplished comic book writers practice and grow. Understanding society and exercising self-control is the most important thing, and comic book writers have extremely high requirements for self-control. At your age, it is more important to exercise the ability to make up stories than to train the picture, because there are still many years before you start drawing, and by then most of the current picture techniques may be outdated, and the ability to make up stories will never be outdated.

By the way, a few points:

1 Japanese manga authors usually make their debut very early, but this is not representative of the situation in other countries and cannot be applied. There are only about three or five successful comic book authors in China who debuted at the age of 14. Most of them don't start until high school or college.

2 Other countries also have well-established comic industries, but China knows very little about it. And the current Japanese ** does not support manga. The so-called "Japanese manga artist made a fortune" was basically 95 years ago, and it cannot be applied to the present.

3 Going to Japan? Have you ever seen a Chinese who went to Japan to learn comics, and can open more than 3 single ** comics in Japan? Or has it not been cut in half for 1 year in the country?

It has been almost 20 years since Chinese authors went to Japan to develop, but there has not been an author who can compare with the authors who developed in China.

If it's just a comic, you can be self-taught! Probably at the level of middle school students, they can already draw lines for general manga reading software!

Of course, if you want to be original, you have to work hard. It's not enough to have a passion for painting, but also to read more books and accumulate knowledge.

In other words, you are in the sixth grade, and you really can't say that you will go to high school or closer in the future, and your ideals will change when you are in the second and third years of junior high school.

If you can draw, you don't have to just draw comics, you can also do design, like I used to be quite a cartoonist, but my family and teachers all think that this is an impractical profession first, and there is, if the grades are actually good, it's a bit of a waste to simply draw (now I think it's better to go directly to the art students).

And then if you're sure you want to go this way, it's still very advisable to go to the system to sign up for classes.

If the family disagrees, you can discuss with them the way of the college entrance examination in the future, and art students can really get into very good colleges and universities with one to two hundred points lower than cultural students, so they may be able to wait for them. Let's talk about the rest according to your future wishes.

Yes, as long as you love it. I'm like that, I'm also self-taught, and now I'm painting pretty well, and my mom said that I hope to be admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts. But if you want to learn, you have to persevere, you are tantamount to strengthening your ambitions, and the Academy of Fine Arts is not easy to find a job, I suggest you think about it again.

You can also post your work online first and see how the reaction goes.

Let's put it this way, it's not an easy path. My mom didn't support me as a cartoonist then (and now) either, and she doesn't agree with it anyway. In the end, I didn't go to an art school, and there was no one to help buy materials.

To be honest, it's hard. For a while, I had to work to pay my rent and continue to draw comics, and I was in bad health, and I went to the hospital. If you are a newcomer, the manuscript fee is very low, and you can earn more per hour as a translator than you do to draw.

But all the way down, it's okay now, and it's doing what I want to do. More than ten years is about the same (look at you, and see if your family doesn't help you at all). The main thing is to draw more, ask more questions, read more comics, and read more books (if you write your own stories, you must know a lot of things).

Participate in competitions and the like. It's not about winning, it's about gaining experience, seeing what you lack and where you can improve.

Words of encouragement are still to be said, because it is indeed a difficult road. But if you want to do it yourself, don't think about how difficult it is, but think about how to persevere. Go for it.

If you want to go down this path, you must undergo some systematic practice at the beginning of the comics, and some drawing skills cannot be learned by doing touch and thinking, and you can choose your own style of painting later. A few words of nonsense, the landlord is now in the sixth grade of primary school, there will be a heat for everything, and after that, you will not be so excited, if you are firm in your goal, you should first not stranded your studies, until you graduate from high school, so that you will not be too disturbed by your family, and you will also be in the mood to draw comics, and you will lose your enthusiasm by then, and you will not let yourself have no way out. If the landlord is serious, come on.