How to write comics?

1, carefully observe the picture: First, carefully observe the cartoon, find out the meaning of the picture, and grasp the main body of the picture. In comic composition, the main body of the picture is often the character. It is necessary to make clear the gender, age and identity of the characters from their shapes, looks and costumes.

Infer the character's ideological outlook and what he is doing from the character's expression and action; We should also observe the surrounding environment and know the time, place and items related to the incident.

2. Reasonable imagination: When you see the picture, you should make reasonable imagination according to the content of the picture to make the picture "move", thus forming a complete story. There are people, scenery and colors on the screen, but there is no sound and it will not move. Comic composition needs to use the image provided by the picture, combine your own life experience, make a reasonable imagination, write the characters vividly on the picture, and make the ins and outs of things clear.

Writing people, notes, scenes and objects should be not only vivid, but also vivid; There must be not only the static state of things, but also the dynamic state of things; Not only the appearance and enthusiasm of the characters, but also the words and deeds, thoughts and feelings of the characters. In short, it is to "animate" the static surface and "three-dimensional" the flat things. But imagination is not blind, it must have a purpose, and it must never be separated from the picture and played at will.

Characteristics of comics

One of the characteristics of comics is the aesthetic form of thinking. Comics express the spiritual essence of things through exaggeration, humor and absurdity, and convey literary and philosophical thoughts to people. Through thinking activities, the appreciator produces aesthetic pleasure and pleasure in this uncoordinated and unexpected state, and forms aesthetic interest. Comics begin with ugliness, but end with beautiful pleasure, so some people call comics the art of appreciating ugliness.

Regardless of ugliness in real life or in art, although their external forms have not changed, they have undergone qualitative changes in people's concepts. Beauty becomes ugliness, and ugliness becomes beauty. This change between beauty and ugliness is the change of human thinking process.