Is the content of the story or the drawing technique important in the comics?

If a comic plot is interesting, but the painting technology is very bad, it will cause great trouble to the reader (at least as an amateur of painting, I would rather give up than read the comic that is not even in the right proportion), which directly affects the reader's understanding of the comic, and the tension storyboard and drawing skills can better convey the emotions that the author wants to express to the readers, otherwise if the story is wonderful, what you see is a mess, and it will also make people lose interest and don't know what to do. So, if the drawing skills of a comic are really bad enough to be understood, then there is no need to expect any readers and sales, it is better to simply write it** and vice versa. Your painting skills are very good, people who have studied painting may be silently amazed, carefully study the painting method of this stroke, but the storyline is boring, and people will poke the red cross in the upper right corner directly after reading a few p.

It's better to switch to illustration.

Which is more important, the style of art or the plot, depends on the focus that the comic author wants to convey to the reader. "Town Soul Street" is a hot-blooded comic, and the sense of impact and scene shown by the battle is emphasized, so the painting style will be relatively important, of course, it is the author's painting skills that support the painting style. And "End Brain" is a slow plot, you only need to express the plot clearly to the reader in the form of comics, design a good storyboard, and let him go with the painting style or something.

Therefore, the focus is different, and the technical focus is different.

First of all, I want to make my position clear, when it comes to manga, I should always be sure that the first thing to look for is the story. Technique is a more subjective thing, he does not have the value of comparison, for example, take Minman as an example, do you think Oda painting is better or Kishimoto painting is better? It is certain that everyone has their own set of arguments, and it is difficult to have an accurate standard for controversial things.

Secondly, what is the purpose of skillful use of techniques? Not for the sake of decorating the picture but for the narration of the story, a good storyboard can make you understand what he wants to express in a short time, and if the use of techniques is only for performance and not for expression, then it is really not a skin, and Mao will be attached.

I feel that the plot is more important, because the plot is wonderful enough to make people forget about their lack of comic skills,When I read the comics before,,That's how the plot was brought in step by step.,I didn't pay attention to the picture quality and other aspects.,Later, I went to see him after reading it once.,Because I already know the plot.,I noticed that the quality of that comic is not too good.,So the most important thing is the plot.。

That time when I was playing QQ.,I don't know a window pops up from**.,And then I clicked into it and it was a suspense comic.,Because it was just boring at the time.,So I thought about reading it for a while.,But I didn't think about it.,I watched it for a few days.,Because the plot of that comic is very attractive.。 One link after another, there is a feeling of peeling off the cocoon, which makes people have a very strong sense of substitution, and I really want to integrate myself into the comics and solve the case with the protagonist in it.

The wonderful thing about that comic is that it will leave some clues in every thing, which makes people scratch their heads, but they want to find out, so it attracts me section by section, and during that time I was not good, I only think about the plot in the comic every day, thinking about what kind of content will be updated in the next update, so I don't have any energy to listen to it in class, it lasted for about a month, and the comic was more finished, and I felt very enjoyable after reading it.

So when it's time for the holidays, I want to go back and watch it again, and the second time, because I already know the plot, so I pay more attention to the picture quality in the process of watching, and at this time I found out that the character creation of this comic is actually not very good, and it can even be said to be a little rough, but its wonderful plot perfectly covers this point.

For comics in general, it's obviously the story that matters. However, the drawing skills must be at least to the passing line. For a small number of special-purpose comics, the artist is important.

As long as the plot isn't disgusting. We usually fall in love with the protagonist through a plot. If the plot is old-fashioned, no matter how good-looking the protagonist is, he won't like it.

It's the same with comics.

Comics, movies, TV series, all these different carriers can be converted into each other, such as **adapted comics, comics adapted TV series, movie adapted TV series, all of which can be common to the reason because of the narrative story. Of course, if the story needs to be carried out with the medium of comics, it is of course very important to have a good painting style, fine drawing, and reasonable storyboarding.

I don't think a comic has to be good, but it must be strange, and the work you want to create must be different from others and have a strong personal style, so that people will have the desire to read it, so whether it focuses on the plot or drawing skills, it should serve your own style.

I think personal style is the most important thing, and it's best to slowly gain experience and gradually master the way to express your style. There are a lot of cartoonists who can tell stories and can't draw.,I think the author of the parasitic beast, Yan Mingjun, is one.,The characters in his pen are seriously face-painted.,The protagonist of each work is basically the existence of a change hood.,Sometimes I don't even bother to change the headgear .......But the plots of his works are very peculiar, and I was attracted to almost all of his works. Of course, although Yan Mingjun's works have simple pictures and a single face library, they can perfectly show the plot through simple pictures, which may also be another embodiment of painting skills.

You have to have a basic drawing technique, so that the reader feels that the picture can be seen, good-looking, and professional. This is the basis on which comics can become comics. If you can't do it, then you can write **, or be the original case yourself and find a painter partner.

Once you've met the basic drawing skills, you'll need a good story. There are many aspects to the story, and I will not go into them here, except to say that the pursuit of interesting stories is unlimited.

The importance of the story content and drawing skills of the comics roughly depends on the psychological needs of the readers, right? However, there are only a few readers who come for painting skills, and as long as they don't seem to be out of harmony and can express what they want to express (of course, it doesn't mean that they can tolerate big bugs), they don't have to be too obsessed with exquisite painting skills.

Start with the person's name, and come up with a few main plots, write them down on paper at any time when you have ideas, and then expand the plot, and be sure to relax when you write, don't force yourself to write, otherwise the effect will not be good. Try to make at least two or three lines a day, otherwise it is easy to forget the previous train of thought. It is recommended to make a draft.,Otherwise the book will be torn.。。。

Personal experience (**).

Seek adoption

1. The choice of subject matter is relatively novel or of interest to yourself or others. Creativity in the way of expression.

2. Highlight the center of the story, be sure to write clearly what kind of story it is and what you are expressing. Character-building. The character should be relatively distinct, such as daring to love and hate.

3. Present a certain content in the form of a script or manuscript, and be good at using audio-visual modeling to express things.

Ahhhh Generally learning to write a story. To put it simply, it's to write some**. Also, be careful about what type of comic you're going to draw - this will change depending on the genre.