Illustration, watercolor, boneless painting, which is better

Which is better for illustration, watercolor and boneless painting? The answer is as follows: Boneless painting is better.

Bone-less painting is a kind of Chinese painting. In calligraphy, where the brush passes is called "bone", and the rest is called "flesh", without outlining, do not hit the bottom of the draft, and even more can not be put on the bottom of the sample topography. When painting, the artist is required to have a clear idea of what he or she is going to do, and to do it in one go. A method of traditional Chinese flower (bird and flower) painting. Flowers and leaves are painted directly in color or ink, without the "bone of the brush", i.e., the outline outlined in ink lines.

Watercolor doesn't have a lot of definitions, you can paint with or without underpainting (if you have a good idea of what you're doing)