What do I need to practice like this? Thanks for the advice, urgent!!

There are many people who can be contacted, join the army. Strive to enter the ranks of special forces, that thinking of things is practical.

Boxing first, simple, practical and easy to learn, CCTV has a fast broadcast learning. Second, the practical origin of sanda, Chinese textbooks, audio-visual teachers, athletes, easy to learn, three Muay Thai is practical and ruthless.

Traditional martial arts are not competition routines, but real fighting skills, such as Bajiquan, Xingyi Boxing, and power-based boxing.

Cultivate your own realm first, so high-energy to fight. The most important cultivation is"Endure"

Personally, I think it's judo, one-on-one heads-up people will definitely not be able to beat you and get started quickly. Or traditional martial arts.

Taekwondo and Jeet Kune Do are heavier, and the leg method estimates that your speed is not good. Boxing, the defense of the lower body is too weak.

Let's practice Wing Chun, this is a relatively practical national art. If you're a security guard, it's good to practice grappling. Martial arts are practiced for physical fitness and self-defense. If you can endure everything, you can endure it, kill one thousand enemies and lose eight hundred, and there is no good thing in fighting.

According to the hobby.,What do you want to paint.,As long as you want to paint.,Don't force yourself.,It's very uncomfortable to force yourself in this line of animation.,It's better to be a worker.,There's a "Oshii Shou Animation Man Wolf Storyboard" resource on the Internet is very good.,You can go down.,The early days are mainly copied.,If it's not late, good dates like to copy other people's works.,You can also pro**,This is the road that many people have walked.,I've also seen those who haven't copied in the early days., Most of those people have made some habitual mistakes (because the initial creation is not compared, which leads to proportions and other mistakes), one of which is that no matter what they paint, their eyes are very far apart, and the same is true of the human head, and they can't see it themselves.

To draw more long-term homework, really improve your long-term homework, the short-term is mainly to improve proficiency, there is also the line, take the initiative to explore the way to draw the line, to try more, good lines are mainly manifested in the draft stage, the lines drawn will make people feel comfortable, other aspects should be developed simultaneously, I have seen the kind of pencil drawing very well, in the end I have to come back to practice line drawing, coloring, and storyboarding.

Also,If possible, contact the board earlier.,Now the company is using that to draw.,The code of the writing table can be done.,I personally feel very important.,If you want to complete a complete work on paper, it's a must-have.。

Hey, by the way, Disney's 12** rule must be remembered, now many producers don't know, the industry crisis, I personally feel that this is very, very important, I watched "Lei Feng's Story" I burst into tears.

The 12 are Extrusion Stretch, Pre-Sock Patterning, Display, Keyframe and Non-Keyframe, Follow-up and Overlap, Slow in and Slow Out, Arc Movement, Auxiliary Movement, Time Control, Exaggeration, Three-dimensionality, Attractiveness, and the specific explanation for yourself.

About the traditional adventure plot.

I recommend the book "The Morphology of Folklore", and everyone has summarized this story pattern into a formula.

This book is not easy to search on the Internet, but at a glance, you should be able to see a little introduction in the first link.

Vladimir Propp breaks down hundreds of folklore and uses syntactic structure analysis to break them down to the smallest functional modules, which are then combined into a series of topological models of narrative structure. In his book, he lists 8 categories of models. Today's scholars have used these models to apply to the narrative structure of modern popular film and television works, such as Lucas's "Star Wars" in the 70s of the 20th century and the famous TV series "The X-Files" in recent years, which are said to be very consistent.

The result is to be expected: cinematic lenses and special effects technology are advancing rapidly, but the human way of telling and understanding stories remains the same.