How to draw a starry sky in a manga? Solving!

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The starry sky in black and white ......It seems that it is generally pasted with outlets, or it is changed to the effect of outlets with real **, if it is difficult to draw the effect of outlets with hand-drawn paintings, unless it is a pure black night sky with a few white stars on it, it mainly depends on what style of your comics is.

The easiest way is to buy dot paper with a starry sky pattern, or scrape the net yourself with a regular dark dot paper will have the same effect.

**ps Then adjust the color to transparency, and then choose the color you like, and draw it (galaxy background). If you need some milky ways, you can make the color brighter and draw it. (This is a cousin who asks about art).

The base color is black, the white pigment is applied to the toothbrush, and the white color is scraped with the toothbrush (hard), and the white color is up. Then draw again.

Draw stars (dojis) with a pencil refill with water, and use a pencil brush.

This one is sprayed with a spray gun (there are also cow people who draw it with a pencil.)

However, you can also take a picture and draw it with sai or ps.

Let's draw the starry sky black first, and then change it.

In the case of gouache or watercolor, the paint flows a little less into the groove of the palette, and shakes it vigorously with a pen... I don't know if I understand it] will have paint thrown out.

This one**from**? Details will be awarded! This picture is [Starry Sky Story], a series of beautiful ** painted by the Japanese painter Kacaya.

Japanese astronomical illustrator Kagaya (Kagaya).

Japanese CG master, astronomical illustrator. Born in 1968 in Kamio, Saitama, Japan. Since childhood, he has been yearning for the mysterious universe and nature, keen on astronomy, and good at depicting the starry sky.

In high school, I was hesitant to choose whether to be an astronomer or an illustrator. In 1988, he entered the Department of Graphic Design at Tokyo Design Institute and began his career as a professional grapher.

In 1990, his graduation project "FantasticStarryNight" at Tokyo Design College was published as a constellation postcard and became the best-selling product. After that, he joined the Star Hands Company and published many illustrations. In 1991, he tried to import his works into a computer and began to use computers to compose his paintings.

In 1995, "Digital Painting", a completely computerized work from composition to color and drawing production, was completed. In 1996, thezodiac released the 12-constellation series, which was highly acclaimed and sold well. Since then, he has produced many excellent works in CG and held an exhibition called "Kagaya Constellation Art".

During this time, he worked as an illustrator cover artist for the monthly astronomical magazine "Hosinabi".

Starry Night (Dutch: Desterrennacht) is a famous oil painting created by the Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh in 1890 in a mental hospital in Saint-Rémy, France.

This work is the work of the expressive post-impressionist painter Van Gogh, and this painting has strong brushstrokes. The dominant color in the painting, blue, represents a feeling of unhappiness and gloom. The thick brushstrokes represent sorrow. The scene in the painting is a view looking out of the window.

The tree in the painting is a cypress tree, but it is painted like a black tongue of fire, reaching straight up into the clouds, which makes people feel uneasy. The texture of the sky resembles a spiral galaxy with numerous star spots, while the moon appears in the form of a dusk lunar eclipse.