After copying for a while, do you want to force yourself to create?

The foundation is a top priority.

Comics belong to the category of painting.

The basis of painting is nothing more than that.

Sketching, sketching, coloring, etc.

Of course, you're not at the point where you're going to be creative, you're going to be your own style.

In the basics, even a single line can be drawn in many ways.

Some things are just looking at superficial things.

Until you understand the basics.

You will find out. Good comic works.

There's a lot more profound and something more profound.

The deeper your understanding of fine art.

The more you can find the better the drawing.

This is called appreciation.

Be plain, observe, think more, and write diligently.

Comic characters are just simplifications of sketches, so sketches are important!

You don't have to force yourself to create, the works you get by forcing are generally not good, and the picture will be a little restrictive, so try to look around, find inspiration from life, don't mind too much at first, find the feeling first.

Sketching and sketching are not the same, a good sketch does not mean that the sketch can be drawn well, and a good sketch drawn by the same sketch may not be able to draw well. Mainly copying, we must insist on copying, but occasionally we have to create our own, creation is a breakthrough in the accumulation of copying, copying to a certain degree can only be created, otherwise there is no solid foundation, as you said, feel that your painting is ugly, it is easy to hit your self-confidence, and in the end even copying feels boring. If you want to learn sketching and sketching, don't be bored at home and self-taught, you must have a professional learner to teach you, it is very important to master skills and theoretical knowledge, you say that your painting is ugly, or less painting, that is, less creation, copying is not enough.

It's better to learn to sketch! Comics should have their own style, and don't blindly copy other people's. It's best to have your own originality, and the most important thing is to have your own painting style. You don't have to draw a sketch, but you need to understand the theory!

.I think it's better to have a foundation... I am.. When copying comics. It's my style when I'm done copying.。。

I often draw my own in the middle of the day.。。 Because copying also has to analyze his color and even the water used... It's more comfortable to draw by yourself.。。 Hehe.

If you want to create your own work, first of all, you have to understand the proportions of the human body, the perspective of the human body, and the watercolor and acrylic paints, and there are many techniques

And there's a lot of tools for drawing comics, so it's better to lay the foundation, although you're really bored to lay the foundation, but maybe you'll have your own proud work in the future.

Practice them all, and do some creation when you have time. Good for you. Even if it's painful to create. But when I come out, I will be happy and have a sense of accomplishment. And it's good for you, too.

Sketching is a simple sketch, but also the basis of your creation, if you don't practice sketching well, then it will be difficult to fully express the actions of the comic characters, maybe other things are secondary, but I think sketching must be practiced well.

Copying the action and adding your own things is considered a creative return, but it is a secondary creation.

Artistic creation is a process of inheritance and inheritance, to learn art well, it is necessary to imitate by copying, but also to pursue efficient imitation, in order to obtain the essence of art in the masterpieces, for their own use, it can be understood that the higher the similarity of the works, the more serious the plagiarism.

However, when you add your own ideas and style to the copied work, in fact, the nature of the work also changes, which is called "re-creation" of the original work, the subject matter is the same, the style is different, for example, the original work is a "hyper-realistic" figurative figure, and the copied work is an abstract "impressionist" style.

Artistic creation takes social life as the source, but it is not simply a reproduction of life phenomena, but is essentially a special aesthetic creation. The accumulation of life, ideological tendency, character temperament, and artistic accomplishment are the basis and premise for the smooth development and final completion of artistic creation.

When creating works of art, artists always start from specific aesthetic feelings and experiences, use image thinking, select, process, summarize and refine life materials according to the laws of beauty, conceive and produce aesthetic images that blend subjectivity and objectivity, and then use material materials to express the aesthetic images, and finally constitute a work of art that unifies the beauty of content and form.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Creation.

It's easy to copy.

Because painting requires oneself to transcribe nature, to transform the three-dimensional world into a two-dimensional plane, to deal with unclear or overly messy colors, to compose a picture, and to have the ability to grasp the perspective shape, which requires long-term training and understanding.

Copying, on the other hand, is to draw a painting that has already been drawn, which is two-dimensional to two-dimensional, so that the composition becomes much easier, because it can be measured directly on the painting, and there is no need to use the brain, just follow the drawing.

It's like using transparent paper to print and practice calligraphy, do you say that the difficulty is not much different from writing by yourself? Of course, copying is harder than printing and writing. However, the differences are similar.

Therefore, I think sketching is very important, and it is best to copy it in a targeted manner, that is, if you encounter specific problems in your own painting, otherwise copying 10,000 copies will not make any substantial improvement.

Don't you think it's hard to copy, but I think it's easier to create.