The illustration of TokyoGenso is the work of July 20 10. Based on the real scene of Tokyo, this series depicts the city scene without people, that is, Tokyo after imagination. Yoyogi Railway Station, Tokyo Rainbow Bridge, Haneda Airport, I Valley 109(SHIBUYA 109) and other places are all ruins and overgrown with weeds. It is a work full of surprises and creativity!

It has not been published yet, and the author is Kei Inoue, an illustrator of Japanese animation game scenes.

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How to write a background story: the color and hand-drawing of a dilapidated library. Hello, to write a background story of a dilapidated library, we must first consider the historical background and architectural style of this library. This library may be an ancient building, which was built hundreds of years ago and was once the knowledge and cultural center of this city. However, with the passage of time, the library was gradually abandoned and forgotten, and eventually became a ruin.

In the ruins, we can also describe some remaining bookshelves and books, which may have been weathered and broken. In addition, some damaged architectural elements can be depicted, such as collapsed columns, broken glass windows and falling stones. These elements can help readers better imagine the scene of this dilapidated library.

In terms of color, some gloomy tones, such as gray, brown and black, can be used to express the desolation and desolation of the site. In addition, you can add some bright colors, such as red and green, to highlight some important elements, such as residual books or damaged architectural elements.

Finally, in hand painting, some lines and shadows can be used to express the texture and details of the remains. You can use brushes with different thicknesses to depict different elements, such as rough strokes to represent broken stones and collapsed columns, and fine strokes to depict residual books and bookshelves. At the same time, some shadows can also be used to show the light and shadow effect of the relics, and enhance the layering and depth of the picture.

How to draw Wang Chun's illustrations How to draw Wang Chun's illustrations;

Material preparation: pencil and paper.

Operating steps:

1. Draw the outline line of the distant city with a pencil, and draw the outline of the bonfire on it.

2. Draw a long outline of weeds on the ground with a pencil.

Draw the outline of the old tree on the left side of the picture.

4. Continue to draw the outline lines of the poet standing looking into the distance.

5. Fill cities and weeds with black, and then fill the ruins under the feet of old trees and poets. The bright surface is presented with blank space, and the illustration is completed.

Introduction to Wang Chun:

1, Spring Hope is a poem by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The first four sentences of this poem describe the miserable and dilapidated scene of Chang 'an in spring, with ups and downs. In the last four sentences, the poet's feelings of caring for relatives and state affairs are full of bitterness and indignation. The rhyme of the whole poem is rigorous. "Where the petals flow like tears" in the couplet should be the sigh of the first couplet, and "The lonely bird has sung her grief" should be the worry of homesickness in the couplet. The antithetical couplets emphasize the profound worries and the subtle antithesis, and their voices are tragic, which fully shows the poet's patriotic feelings.

2. This poem was written in March (757) of the second year from Tang Suzong to German. In June of the first year, Anshi rebels invaded Chang 'an. "In Dassault for three days, private wealth was plundered" and the city was set on fire, making the prosperous and magnificent Kyoto a ruin. In August, Du Fu placed his wife Qiang Cun ~ Zhou, was captured on the way to Lingwu in the north, and was taken to Chang 'an after the fall. It's been over half a year. It was late spring, touching the scene and breaking my heart. I created the five laws that have been passed down for generations.