The composition of storyboard illustrations

The composition methods of storyboard illustrations: circular composition, ring composition, one-word composition, S-shaped composition, etc.

Sense of situation: In addition to depicting specific characters and scenes, a story needs to be constructed in the picture so that the audience can enter the situation of the picture. Point of view guidance: The front and rear scenes, layers and composition in the picture need to have a certain degree of time extension to guide the audience's point of view to focus and the layers to progress. Strong perspective: More precise perspective and perspective-based scene scheduling are needed to fully express the space.

The style of Chinese illustrations is characterized by being relatively soft, highlighting artistic conception, and depicting the emotions of characters through changes in virtuality, reality, and density. Combining the unique expression form and culture of virtual photography in China, flat painting techniques and meticulous lines are used to construct the artistic conception of the picture. National style illustrations are an innovative extension of traditional Chinese culture, reappearing ancient traditional art in new forms and new looks in the public eye.

Characteristics of illustrations from various countries:

The source of European and American illustrations is oil painting, with a relatively long history. The style and expression techniques of European and American illustrations are mainly realistic, paying attention to the details of the picture, and are good at Everything is created and expressed using realistic techniques.

Japanese illustrations generally focus on shaping and social insight, using illustrations as a form of expression in visual communication. Constantly absorb the essence of foreign culture and integrate it into Japanese painting art.

Korean painting style is a combination of Japanese and European and American styles. Some adopt European and American realistic structures and Asian aesthetic standards; some adopt European techniques to deal with dark details and Japanese techniques to deal with bright details.