Find the basics of comic sketching, how to draw the basics of sketching

I'm a first-year art student, and I have a soft spot for comics. The foundation of comics lies mostly in sketching, and learning sketching well is of great help to comics. When I was a child, I also loved drawing manga, especially copying anime characters, which laid a solid foundation for me to learn sketching in high school.

The reason is that you have to draw as much as you can when copying. Come on, lad. These are my experiences.,I hope it will help you a little.、Insert a painting that I drew when I was in junior high school.,I didn't have any contact with any kind of painting at the time.,Simple love.、And it's like the book that the upstairs brother said is also very useful.

I'm self-taught, I've been watching Japanese anime, and then I became interested in manga, and now I'm pretty good at drawing (oh, I used to study for half a year in kindergarten) and I can also go to a bookstore and buy books about manga, look at the drawings, and <>

You can find a teacher, you can buy reference materials, and be patient.

I'm embarrassed to show off that level, but I can't stand it....

Find a direct pencil like a poster to copy the character, and it is better to spend a long time drawing a portrait than to draw a lot of unlikenesses.

Drawing comics is not like drawing a sketch, a line is densely packed with many strokes, and a single stroke or two or three comparisons can complete a whole line.

If you feel that copying is really difficult and you can't do it, then first take a thin piece of paper and cover it with a copy table.

PS: I like to draw the eyes first, then the bangs, and then the face.

Super Manga Sketch Basics is a basic tutorial for learning comic drawing, with 11 chapters in total.

Through a large number of illustrations and concise language, the author carefully explains the basic skills required for comic drawing.

method, including how to draw the muscles and bones, head and expression, torso modeling, dynamic expression, character creation of different characters, costume drawing, perspective and background expression, and comic coloring.

Super Manga Sketch Basics explains the system, with rich illustrations, suitable for beginner and intermediate anime lovers.

Here's how to draw a basic sketch:

1. Practice the line, and only after the line is practiced can you draw well.

2. Find the key point, that is, to find the main object, the thickest place, and the object closest to you, the main object should be prominent, and the object close to you should be painted wonderfully, and the wonderful does not have to be the jump, because the closest object to you is not necessarily the closest object to the light.

3. The space should be pulled out, that is, the relationship between the front and back should be distinguished, the front should be real, the back should be virtual, and the black is not necessarily heavy, and the heavy is not necessarily black, you have to understand this yourself, because it is very troublesome to talk about.

4. Detail depiction, detail depiction should not be depicted in too much detail, the main things should be expressed, and the details of far, imaginary, and secondary objects should not be painted too much, mainly depicting the main object, the object close to you, and the object near the light, and the foil (such as interlining, desktop) should not be portrayed too excitingly.

Notes on Sketching:

1. Position selection and painting posture.

Correct sketching posture contributes to the overall observation and expression of the method. When painting, the body should be about an arm's length away from the drawing board. The easel is usually placed in front of the painter's right.

The optimal distance between the painter and the sketching object, usually between 3 and 5 times the height or width of the object, good habits contribute to the improvement of painting skills.

2. How to hold the pen.

There are two ways to hold the pen in the hand to be hollow and loose, the above method will be very large when the wrist is moved, so as to maximize the range of movement of the fingers, wrists, elbows and shoulders. The following method is easy to depict subtle areas. Mastering the easy way to hold the pen can ensure that the pen is smooth, smooth and light, and the key to drawing a good sketch.

3. Cultivate scientific thinking methods.

The mastery and application of the rules of modeling is the process of cultivating correct thinking methods. In the process of sketching training, learners' thinking ability to solve various relationships should be fully reflected, such as correctly grasping the relationship between subjective and objective, perceptual and rational, overall and partial, etc.

The basics of drawing a sketch are as follows:Tools required: sketch paper, sketch pencil, eraser.

1. First compose the picture to determine the position and size of the painted object in the picture, as shown in the following figure

2. Then draw the shape of the object, pay attention to the depiction of perspective and proportional relationship, as shown in the following figure

3. Then draw the shape of the projection, and slightly apply light and shade, as shown in the figure below

4. Draw the general relationship between light and dark of the object, as shown in the figure below

5. Then draw the background, and the background should set off the theme image, as shown in the following figure:

6. Finally, you can depict in depth and enrich the level of the picture, as shown in the figure below

Sketch Basics:

1. Line exercises: There are three main types, namely the lines that are thick in the middle and thin at the end, the lines that are thick at one end and thin at the end, and the long lines. First of all, the thick lines in the middle and the thin lines at the ends, the drawing method is to gently stroke the pen, draw hard, and then slowly lift the pen.

Draw a thick and thin line at one end: draw with a little force, and then slowly lift the brush.

Long lines: Try to draw long straight lines, in one go, without pauses.

2. Patterning: Any shape can be summarized with straight lines, and circles are used as examples. Draw a circle in the shape of a text, find the middle point of the line segment to connect, and the thinner the line segment, the more rounded it is.

3. Perspective: the principle of near large and far small (the main understanding of this perspective theory is enough). When different parts of the same object and different objects are viewed together, the principle of near large and far small should be followed.

4. Tone: The five major tones are gray surface, light and dark border, reflection and highlight. The light-dark boundary is the darkest, followed by the projection, then the gray surface, then the reflection, and finally the highlight. After the five tones are drawn, you can draw the flat things in three dimensions.

Sketching Basics.

The technique of sketching is to practice the basic posture of sketching first, and then practice the lines of sketching, remember the relationship between light and dark in sketching, start practicing geometry first, and then start practicing the drawing of the human body after becoming proficient, and the structural relationship of sketching is also very important. The pen grip posture is one of the foundations of sketching, the stick grip pen can make the wrist and elbow strength be more exerted, and the writing pen grip is suitable for drawing details when sketching.

Lines are the basis of sketching, just start learning sketching from the practice of lines, the first is to practice sketching lines, the lines are generally light at both ends, heavy in the middle, the direction is consistent, the lines are directly dense and even, the direction is generally from the upper right to the lower left back and forth to arrange the lines, it should be noted that the lines of the sketch can not appear bent or hooked at both ends.

The basic four-step sketch practice wiring, finding practical perspectives, sketching training, and color training.

1. Practice wiring.

Sketching is made up of lines, which are horizontal, vertical, oblique, etc. The lines in all directions should be used flexibly, and the wiring should be neat and orderly. Cabling can be divided into parallel wiring, cross wiring, overlapping wiring, etc.

The standard line is lighter at both ends and heavier in the middle; When arranging the wires, you can arrange the lines in order from the convenient direction; The direction of the second line and the first line should be diamond-shaped when they cross the line; Stacked cables are repeated in one direction, overlapping into a color block, and the lines are almost invisible.

2. Practical perspective.

Everything is near big and far small, near high and far low, near real and far virtual. Only if the lines are not parallel can a perspective be formed. This is the basic principle of perspective. Practice drawing perspectives of cubes and boxes, then polygons, cylinders, cones, and more.

3. Sketch training.

Sketch training is divided into still life sketching and character sketching training, which mainly trains the ability of composition, the understanding of shape, the relationship between light and dark, the relationship with emptiness, and the relationship between reality and fiction.

4. Color training.

Hue refers to the general tendency of the color of a painting within a painting and is a large color effect. In nature, we often see such a phenomenon: objects of different colors are shrouded in a golden ray, or shrouded in a veil-like pale blue moonlight, or shrouded in the charming golden yellow of autumn, or unified in a silvery white world in winter.

This color phenomenon in which objects of different colors are covered by a certain color, so that objects of different colors have the same color tendency. This color phenomenon is known as hue. When you first start learning to sketch, you can find other people's drawings to study perspective, and read more and copy more.

Learning to sketch is a process of excellence.