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Illustration of the moon - hand-drawn manga of the moon and the sun how to draw?

SAI in the moon how to color illustration of the moon

brush concentration below two columns, you can choose the shape of the brush and material, if the SAI material package can try a variety of effects, but in the end the tool is only auxiliary, the moon, if a large area of the screen to deal with the more delicate, it is best to go to find the photographic material as well as other people's paintings to observe the copying, learn to deal with their own

. p>How to draw the moon and the sun in hand-drawn cartoons?

First of all, see if you have art skills

If not, the easiest way is to copy, find the hand-drawn moon and the sun of the picture material, and then according to the picture, according to the picture of the gourd. This is no way to use words can be expressed clearly

Additionally hand-drawn cartoons of the type of style is also many, different kinds of tools needed are different. There are Japanese manga, you need automatic pencils and dip pens and dot paper and so on; children's sketch, you only need ordinary pencils can be; colored pencil manga, of course, is colored pencils; CG illustration, you need a digital board, computer (this is relatively high on their own requirements)

Earth on the most complete 33 moon books, want to let the child to read the moon all the time

1, good night, the moon

By Margaret Wise Brown

Clement Hurd

Translated by Ajia

In the big green room, a little rabbit lay on the bed. "Good night, room. Good night, Moon." In the soft light, he bids good night to all the familiar things in the room: the painting of the three bears on the chair, the clock and the socks, the kitten and the mittens. ...... Good night to everything.

2, Dad, I want the moon

Author: [U.S.] Avery Calventura

Translator: Lin Liang

Little Jasmine would like to play with the moon, but she could not pick the moon, so she asked her father to take the moon down. So Daddy took a long, long ladder and set it up on a high, high hill and climbed up and up, but the moon was too big to take down, so Daddy had to wait until the moon turned into a waxing crescent before he could bring it back to Little Jasmine to play with it. This is a story of love and dreams, and the many variations of folding up and down open up the pages and allow children to be amazed at the ingenious creativity of the spatial extension of the experience. From the storyline, children can not only understand the concepts and adjectives of length, height, size, etc., but also observe the natural phenomenon of the moon's waxing and waning.

3. The Taste of the Moon

Author: [Switzerland] Greinertz Vento

Translator: Yi Ran Peng Yi

The moon, what does it taste like? I wish I could taste it! That's what the animals always think when they look at the moon at night. But no matter how much they stretched their necks, arms and legs, they couldn't reach the moon. One day, a little turtle was determined to touch the moon. Later, elephants, giraffes, zebras, lions, foxes, monkeys and mice came. Did they eat the moon?

4. The Man Who Shades the Moon

Author: [French] Eric Pibarettu

Translator: Dai Lei

The Timuron finally got his certificate for shading the moon. The occupation of moon-shading is unusual in that it requires him to place a wide cloth over the moon every night to cover part of its light. This work is important because the crescent moon thus covered makes the night sky more beautiful and allows one to feel the rhythm of the passage of time.

But little Timuron actually lost the pills that made him as light as air! Now, what other way is there to get to the moon to replace the retiring old Zamorro? Throughout the night, with the help of his buddies, Timuron tries his best to get to the moon

5. The Princess's Moon

Author: [U.S.A.] James Thurberman

Mark Simonetti

Translator: Xing Peijian

The lovely Princess is sick, and the King is so distressed he promises to give her what she wants most, and the Princess asks for the moon. The king had to find a lot of smart people to help him. The king had to find a lot of smart people to help, although they have had great achievements, but for the princess this outrageous request, but they are at their wits' end. Finally, the court jester appeared

6, the moon, happy birthday

Author: [U.S.] Frank Ashwin Figure

Translator: Gao Mingmei

The bear likes the moon, he wants to give the moon a birthday gift. But the bear doesn't know when the moon's birthday is? And he didn't know what to give her. So he came to the top of the mountain and the moon to talk, decided to send the moon a hat

7, the moon, how are you

Author: [French] André d'Aungwontu

Translator: Jane o

The story begins this way, the moon is quiet and high in the sky, a small man paddling the boat slowly and gently approaching, he shouted: "The moon, how are you". "Moon, how are you?" He woke up the moon and laughed with the moon, turning several somersaults with laughter. The string holding the moon suddenly snapped, and the moon fell into the sea with a splash. The boy asked worriedly, "Can you swim?" Thankfully, the moon easily surfaced and spat out many small fish. The boy dried the wet moon and took him home. The moon was as light as a feather and they managed to squeeze into the boy's house with great difficulty. They played and sang loudly, danced happily, enjoyed chocolate pudding and finally the moon lay comfortably on the boy's cot and fell asleep, and the boy rowed his boat alone, slowly approaching the sun hanging on the sea, and he said, "Sun, how are you?"

The moon woke up to find the sun sleeping in the house, and the three of them ate breakfast together, unable to believe how lucky they were.

8. Kitten chases the moon

Translator: Ajia

The kitten saw a full moon in the sky and mistook it for a bowl of milk. She tries her best to drink the delicious milk, but meets with many setbacks. Disappointed, the kitten returns home, not realizing that what awaits her is a bowl of really delicious milk!

9, the secrets of the moon

Author: [French] Florence Kilowantu

Translator: Wu Juan

"Have you seen that the moon changes its appearance every night?" the squirrel asked the kitten. The squirrel asked the kitten, the pig, the peacock, and the monkey, "I'd really like to know why that is, wouldn't you?" The five friends climbed up into the sky and discovered a secret!

10, the moon is missing

Author: [Japanese] Wada Makoto

Translator: Peng Yi

Hey, how the moon is gone? It turns out that a man who loves the moon very much has taken it home. Then, from the new moon to the full moon, the moon went through many unexpected encounters: first, it was stolen by a thief; then, it was made into a harp by a woman; finally, it caused strife between two countries and almost brought them to war

11, the moonlight boy

Author: [Denmark] Ib Spencer Olsenventu

Translated by: Yang Lingling Peng Yi

The Moon Boy set out with his basket to find another moon for the moon. He fell, fell, fell from the sky, first through the clouds, then airplanes, a flock of migratory birds, kites, balloons, a little girl on a ladder picking apples, a black-faced man sweeping a chimney, a red brick house, the street, and finally "flopped" into the water

12, Mr. Squirrel and the Moon

This is the first time that Mr. Squirrel and the Moon have ever been in the same boat. Author: [German] Sebastian Maishmowen

Translator: Wang Xiaocui

One morning, Mr. Squirrel woke up with a start. Because the moon had fallen on his roof

A big question suddenly came to Mr. Squirrel: what if the moon fell from the sky? At first, everything seems desperate, but if everyone joins hands, even the biggest problems will become small

13. Mr. Moon

Author: Tommy Wenger Ventoux

Translator: Wang Xing

Mr. Moon, who lived in the sky, saw the happy and colorful life of people on Earth and was very envious of them, and at last, by chance, he grabbed the tail of a comet and came to the Earth. Finally, by chance, he grabbed the comet's tail and came to Earth, and so began a twisted adventure

14, Basket Moon

Author: Mary Lynn Raven

Barbara Kunitu

Translator: Shu Hangli

A long time ago, in the deep forest, there lived a little boy. He was so impressed by his father's skillful basket weaving that he longed to learn the art and to go to the city with his father to sell baskets. But his father always said he was too young to take him

15, strong strong moon

Author: [West] Carmen Van Zoel text

Translator: Hao Guangcai

The little boy strong strong and his dearest father together, living in a small house by the sea. Every night, his father goes out fishing, and Qiangqiang stays home alone. But he wasn't afraid at all, because the moon was with him. But one night, a big storm blew up on the sea, which not only overturned Dad's boat, but also knocked Dad's soul out of his body and sank into the depths of the sea! As if he had a serious illness, Dad lay quietly at home and could no longer go out to fish. How sad Keung was! He asked the moon in the sky for help, hoping that the moon could help him find his father's lost soul. The moon granted Qiangqiang's request, but on one condition: Qiangqiang had to be very, very brave!

16. Moon Bunny

Author: [English] Catherine Renaventure

Translator: Ren Sol

Rabbit Bunny likes to live in the city, and she likes city life. But at night, when she is alone, she looks up at the moon and wonders, who lives there, and is there another bunny like her? One night, Sister Rabbit met Little Rabbit. Little Rabbit likes to live in the countryside. Can Little Sister Rabbit and Little Brother Rabbit be friends?

17. Pierre Picks the Moon

Author: [French] Bouchere Arcévin

Shaw Freitu

Translator: Guo Yingzhou

There is a little boy named Pierre who, although he is not very tall, wants to pick the moon as a gift for his mother. But the moon was so high, so tall, that Pierre could not reach it, despite the help of his father, his cousins, his neighbors, and a large group of kind people from far away. Saddened, Pierre walked down the path in front of his house into the distance. He kept walking and walking and walking until one day he realized that he had circled the globe and was back in his house. Finally, with the help of everyone, a taller Pierre picked the moon.

18, Moon Theater

Author: [U.S.] Drassel Ventoux

Translator: Dai Wei

Every night, when the night falls, a play that has never been changed will be staged, and the rising moon mounts the night's vast stage, surrounded by vigilant owls, the barking of the dog, and the other supporting characters.

19, the moon song

Author: [German] Moritz Petzmann

[French] Emily Yakuvaskitu

Translator: Yu Shan

On the level of singing of hedgehogs, wolves, ravens, and deer, the nightingale just pointed out the truth of one aspect of the song, "not very good. ",But the old wolf told another truth of the matter: "Among the wolves, I am also a far-famed singer." From the home of "a Dutch child dreaming" to the countryside where "cowbells ring" and then "across the sea to the far east," the familiar lines are repeated. The idea came from a New England benediction:

I look at the moon

The moon looks at me

God bless the moon

God bless me

21, pumpkin moon

Author: [British] Preston text

Bartram figure

Translator: Lin Xin

October 31st, the night before Halloween. October 31st, the night before Halloween! Mysterious pumpkin lamps openly defy gravity and float up into the sky. As the mischief-loving kids drift off to sleep, "They're gone, it's time for us to go!" Spookily dressed "ghosts" take to the skies, along with thousands of pumpkins. Truckers on the highway and pedestrians hurrying to and from the city were terrified, and there was chaos everywhere. Worse, even the moon in the sky lost its light to the thousands of pumpkins! The whole night sky looked like it had been enchanted! People wondered: was this a Halloween prank? Or is it an alien invasion?

22. Moon Maggie

Author: [English] Bygrave

Mabergraph

Translator: Siming

Di and Tai stayed in the yard all day. No one else dared to go there - it was their territory. Then one day, someone came and wanted to play with them, and to make matters worse, it was a girl!

But after Maggie builds an awesome sports car and a terrific pirate ship, they have to admit that she does have some bright ideas that are different from the rest

23. The Bear and the Moon

Author: [English] Robben

Warnstewart

Translated by: Simin

The bear, Mimmy, can't sleep. The moon was shining outside his window, as bright as day. And, yes, she was smiling at him! Mimmy the Bear and his two pals, Lily the Long-Eared and Tiny the Mouse, found a silver path to the moon. So they set off along the path to have tea with the moon. But the path got steeper and steeper, the wind got colder and colder, and suddenly it was dark. Where did the moon hide? A little story about friendship and happiness, full of wonder and excitement from beginning to end!

24. Moon, Good Evening

Author: [Japanese] Akiko Hayashi, text and pictures

Translator: Kobayashi Little Bear

In this book, Akiko Hayashi plays hide-and-seek with her baby by using clouds to hide the moon, and then the moon reappears in the scene, what's more valuable is that the author uses the moon's expression to show the baby's emotional experience during the process, which is even more precious, the author uses the moon's expression to show her baby's emotional experience. The author uses the moon's changing expression and the cat's reaction on the roof to show the baby's emotional experience in the process, which is more attractive to the baby's input.

25, the moon forgets

Author: several meters of text

"The moon forgets" was created in 1999 on the eve of the 9.21 earthquake in Taiwan, in that period, it has healed many lonely hearts. It was like a truckload of smiling moons, transported to every sad and dark city. However, when the outer darkness of the corners of the city passes, the invisible darkness grows deeper and deeper, and the loneliness and uneasiness of the human heart is never far away. Thus, the gentle moon and the story of the little boy continue to silently provide light at every different moment. This creative and whimsical story accurately depicts reality and is close to the heart.

26. The Moon's Hat

Author: [Japanese] Shibahara Tomofumi

Translator: Cui Weiyan

One night, a gale was blowing, and the moon was freezing and shivering. He saw the mother rabbit knitting a hat for her little rabbit, so he followed the mother rabbit to learn how to knit a hat. Soon, the moon knitted a hat, and it looked so beautiful on his head! The beavers who lived on the hill saw the moon's hat and wanted it too. The moon knitted a big sleeping bag for them.

The little fox in the forest also wanted a beautiful woolen hat, the moon gave them a thin and long scarf animals are warm up, but the moon's hat has become smaller, because he was using his hat on the line removed to the small animals weave a sleeping bag, scarf since then the moon never came out, the small animals every day miss the moon. I do not know how many days later, the moon came out, the smaller woolen hat on the thin moon, just right!

27, round moon

Author: [Japanese] Yasui Jizi text

Ye Xiangming picture

Translator: Si Ming

The boy by the window, the lost puppy and can not wait to get out of the water of the fish, although they are silent, but they have their own heart of the good wishes. The moon is like a sister who cares for us wherever we go. She uses her selfless love to show us the way forward and sends her blessings to our loved ones.

28, I took the moon for a walk

Author: [U.S.] Kurtis

[English] Jay Figure

Translator: Liu Hong

When the night came, people went to sleep, there was a little boy and his moon friends began their wonderful journey. Caroline Kertesz describes their strange journey in cheerful rhymes, and Alison Jay's delicate illustrations create a more dramatic atmosphere for this imaginative tale.

29. The Monkey Who Wanted the Moon

Author: [U.S.] Anne Mangan

[English] Catherine Waters

Translator: Myo-Shin

The monkey in this book is constantly making mistakes, and do you know what the monkey's mother does?

30, want to put out the moon of the heifer

Author: [French] Christine Bergère text

Hervé Le Goff figure

Translator: Mrs. Orange

Mother chicken want to extinguish the lights, the chickens are not happy, so the mother chicken to the chickens told a story about a want to put out the moon of the heifer. The heifer felt that everyone relied too much on the moon, and decided to put out the moon. She found many friends, one climbed on the back of another, and finally built a high ladder, and the heifer finally reached the moon

31. The Changing Face of the Moon

Author: [US]Bob Crellin

[US]Leslie Evans

Replaced by:Dai Meiling

Look, you see, the moon's face is quietly changing.

Sometimes it looks like a curved banana,

Sometimes it looks like a big disk,

Sometimes it hangs high in the night sky,

Sometimes it shyly hides in the clouds

This distant planet is always so mysterious,

attracting people and fascinating them.

Why does she always change her face?

When does it happen?

Open the book,

and let's study her changing face!

32. The Moon of Sugar Bunny

Author: [Japanese] Yuki Ainotani

Translator: Xiaohan

The sky is still bright at dusk. At night, the moon fell into the grove. Sugar Bunny went to the grove and pulled the moon out of the thick grass. Then Sugar got into the moon boat and rowed and rowed. Where will Sugarplum go today?

33. Moon Box

Author: [Japanese] Koya Anno and others

"Seven Colored Clouds Library - Moon Box" includes the paintings of 32 International Hans Christian Andersen Award winners or nominees for the International Hans Christian Andersen Award, and shows the different painting styles of 29 countries and their customs, which represents the highest level of the field of international children's illustration with high artistic value. It represents the highest level of international children's illustration and has high artistic value. Each illustration is a text chosen by the artists themselves, be it a poem, a nursery rhyme, a song, an essay, a riddle or a street game.