How to draw a folktale comic strip

Drawing folk tale comic strips steps are as follows:

1, story planning: first choose a story rich in folk characteristics, determine the storyline and the main scene, clear the main characters and key plot. Necessary adjustments and creations can be made according to the needs of the story.

2. Scene design: Divide the story into a number of segments according to the plot, each segment is called a frame. Design the content of each frame according to the storyline, including character movement, lines and background.

3. Sketch: According to the design of the screenplay, use a pencil or a fine brush to sketch out the composition of each frame, including the characters, background, and so on.

4. Ink and line outlining: Use ink and a brush or fine line pen to outline clear lines on the basis of the sketch, highlighting the outline and details of the character.

5, coloring and polishing: after the ink lines are dry, use watercolor, colored pencils or other paints to color, paying attention to color matching and transition to create a rich picture effect.

6, detail processing: the details of the picture modification, such as strengthening the effect of light and shadow, increase the background details, etc., to make the picture more rich and vivid.

7, typesetting and binding: after completing all the images, arrange them in the order of the storyline, bind them, and make a comic book.

Examples of Folk Tales:

1. The Monkey King Haunts the Palace of Heaven: This story originates from the ancient Chinese myth and legend "Journey to the West", which tells the story of Sun Wukong (the Monkey King) haunts the Palace of Heaven. Seeking freedom, the Monkey King clashes with the Heavenly Palace and eventually becomes a disciple of the Longevity Monk and together they take the scriptures to the West.

2. Mermaid: This is a folk tale found all over the world, telling a love story between a half-human, half-fish mermaid and a young man. The story is full of romance, fantasy and exploration of human nature.

3. Red Child: This story is from Chinese folklore and tells the story between the Monkey King and Red Child. Red Child is a child under the mouths of the King Bull and the Thunder God, who is mischievous and mischievous, and eventually forms a deep friendship with the Monkey King.

4. Cinderella: This is a popular European folk tale about a poor girl, Cinderella, who meets the prince and achieves happiness by attending the ball with the help of fairies.

5, Sheepskin Raft: This story originates from the ancient Arabian folklore "Thousand and One Nights", which tells the adventure story of the main character Sinbad, who finds a sheepskin raft on a deserted island and uses it to escape from the lonely island.