Table of contents
introduction
I believe that everyone has played Midjourney more or less, but to form your own unique personal IP, it is necessary to know some basic knowledge of paintings. If you don’t have time to practice, it doesn’t matter. I will operate and share knowledge about paintings regularly. It's simple and convenient, you just need to memorize the conclusion, I will also form my own knowledge base, and you are welcome to bother, of course, if you want to play, you can directly modify other people's spells. What we are going to learn today is the style of the painting. Let’s have a macroscopic understanding first, and then slowly go deeper. You are welcome to leave a message for discussion. You can also follow my official account "3W Gold Backend" and share free tutorials regularly. Today I share 8 styles of paintings, and the main text begins:
isometric animation
Isometric Animation: This painting style is often used to express the effect of 3D objects. It uses isometric perspective so that objects appear to be cut into different parts.
Scenes
This type of painting is often used in game production and architectural design.
analytical drawing
Analytic Drawing: This style emphasizes detail and precision, using rigorous lines and geometric shapes to delineate the outline and structure of objects.
Scenes
This style of drawing is often used in scientific illustrations, medical imagery, and architectural design.
coloring book
Coloring Book (Coloring Book): This type of painting usually appears in children's picture books.
Scenes
It emphasizes simple lines and lots of white space, giving kids a blank canvas on which to paint with their favorite colors and patterns.
infographic
Infographic: This type of drawing is used to represent statistics, survey results, or other information.
Scenes
Complex information is often presented using simple charts, graphs, and icons.
double exposure
Double Exposure: This type of painting uses the superposition of two or more images to create situations that would not normally be possible.
Scenes
This style is often used in movie promotions and music cover designs.
pictorial painting
Illustrative Drawing: This type of drawing emphasizes creativity and fantasy, using vivid images to convey stories and emotions.
Scenes
This style often appears in picture books, manga, animation and game design.
2D illustration
2D Illustration: This type of painting emphasizes flatness and use of color, and usually has only two dimensions: width and height.
Experiment: 3D Illustration
Scenes
This style is widely used in branding design, advertising posters and website design.
Graphical portrait
Pictorial Drawing: This type of painting emphasizes storytelling and performance, using images to depict complex plots and scenes.
Scenes
This style is often seen in novel illustrations, manga, and film animation.
Summarize:
The above eight painting styles cover a wide range of painting, and each style has different application scenarios and characteristics. Understanding and mastering the painting style can help us better express our imagination and creativity, and make our paintings more convincing and attractive. In the process of creation, we can choose a suitable style according to the purpose of expression and the needs of the audience, so as to make the painting more vivid, intuitive and easy to understand.
Eight Style Mantras:
- "Illustrated portraits, explaining the mysteries of all things, and opening the door to knowledge"
- "Analytical drawing, see through the essence of things, and show the beauty of details"
- "Coloring book, creative freedom, unlimited imagination"
- "Informative graphics, intuitive and easy to understand, using diagrams to represent the truth"
- "Double exposure, traveling through time and space, expressing the diversity of art"
- "Illustrative painting, aesthetic and unique, combining creativity and visual beauty"
- "Two-dimensional illustrations, full of childishness, vivid and interesting picture stories"
- "Isometric animation, very dynamic, revealing the beauty of the technology behind the animation"