What does it mean to draw a sub in a circle? What is a Circle?

The set is the human design. A design is an original work created based on something or itself. There are also designs that will be second-creations, and second-creations are additions and modifications on the basis of the original work.

Set up is divided into OC and self-set, self-set is the image of yourself in the painting circle, OC is equivalent to a baby.

Commonly used phrases for painting circles1. Kedao: You can bargain.

2. zll: practice again.

3. Molding: Molding is selling templates, and there is a difference between a businessman and an envoy.

4. Teacher Laws: An honorific title for the big guy.

5, immortals: the big guy among the big guys.

6, the gods go down to earth, the gods send cabbage: the painting style is super beautiful, but the order is super cheap.

7. Squatting and rubbing: I want the big guy's free of charge.

8. Heart: I like it.

9. Free: Free drawing list.

Shizi refers to creating a character drawn by someone else or yourself according to your age, personality, etc., and you can interact with others in the drawing circle with this character, hoping to help you

It's the original character.,The empty shell is that there is no text and only a picture (the text is like some character introduction.,Name, age, whatever?)

It's to create a two-dimensional character according to your own preferences and personality.

The meaning needs to be understood in conjunction with the literal meaning.

What does it mean? I don't know much about this either, so I'm sorry.

The painting circle usually refers to some Japanese painting enthusiasts who are often younger, and carry out character setting (character design) creation, group CP, trading, painting creation, and trading social circles, and some art students in the undergraduate class, and even students from the eight major art academies will also participate in it, and the relevant terms of painters are as follows:

Painter: refers to a professional or professional painter.

Painter: Refers to a non-professional and non-professional painter in the painting circle, usually opposite to a painter, but some people will use a mixture.

Teacher Mrs. Rolls Cammy Big Touch Big Horn Worm: An honorific title for a painter who draws well.

Low Touch: Refers to a young person who has a long painting skill that far surpasses that of his peers and many older people. There must be lemon essence after touching the young age.

Terminology related to manuscript requests

1. Draft: refers to an open painting customization transaction, in which Party A (also known as the single owner) provides the character drawing, and Party B (the artist) draws it according to the requirements of the character and the artist. Sometimes, a single master who only has a text setting but no one will ask the artist to set the creator for the text.

The price of the manuscript usually depends on the requirements of the single owner, the complexity of the character, the artist's painting skills, popularity, painting style, etc.

2. Big head: only draw the part from the head to the shoulders of the character, which is generally used for avatars.

3. Half-body: Drawn to the waist or hips, often used for character display and orange light game vertical painting.

4. Full body: The full-body portrait of the character, usually with certain movements, is often used for character display.

5. Selling: Personality trading on social platforms. Common forms include: direct out (selling at a clearly marked price), auction (bidding for purchase), and box eggs (after payment is drawn from a group of characters or usually purchased at a higher than the selected price).