What type of drawing is generally used in cartoons? Pencil drawing?

Watercolor?

What is the pigment used for coloring?

Category: Art >> Calligraphy and Painting Art Problem description: This refers to the most general Japanese cartoon analysis: Gouache is too misleading. Gouache is a strange type of painting produced only in China. It is half oil painting and half watercolor. It is not like foreign countries.

Oil painting, watercolor, propylene tin, three old Japanese techniques are to use a pencil to draw the draft color on a transparent celluloid sheet (the name of a plastic) and to color it with colored ink, which is the ink of the more than ten colors of watercolor pens used by children. They use a brush to draw.

After all, Japanese color inks are famous for their bright colors, durability, water-melting and transparency. Many cartoonists color their illustrations directly with markers (there are thousands of professional marker colors). The price of celluloid sheets around 1999 was too high.

With the maturity of computer software, cartoons now have original pencil drawings scanned into the computer. After the animation is examined, the computer is used to color. A few pursue specific effects. For example, Ghibli's "My Neighbor Yamada-kun" is colored with watercolors. The Japanese illustration industry still maintains this

Many illustrators recommend using watercolor if they just want to draw anime: 1. Gouache is easy unless the painting is covered with thick paint many times, the color is not bright and easy to get dirty. 2. It is difficult to control the water content of watercolor, but it is easy to produce effects. The color is transparent and cool. 3. Water-melted colored lead only needs to be melted with water in the transition area.

It can be convenient if the color is too light if the color is too light. 4. Marker pens require many colors, are expensive, have high skills and are convenient. 5. Propylene tin paint has strong coverage, quick drying and bright colors. There is a set of 16-format books on coloring by Japanese cartoonists, and a set of 5 and 6 books.

Each book of Buhou introduces several cartoonists who use one tool and good drawing techniques.