There is a saying in sketching that it is better to be square than round.

"First square and then round" is reflected in the process of sketching and modeling, especially in the shaping stage. The structure of the turning block is analyzed from big turning to small turning. For example: when processing the hair of "Little Guardian", we first summarize it into several large sections of hair (bright side, gray side, dark side), then divide each large section into several small sections, determine the shape of each small section, and finally shape and depict it.

"Better square than round" emphasizes the sense of wholeness and blockiness of an object. No matter how the shape of any object changes, we can use geometry to summarize its shape and use small blocks to shape it. type. Using blocks to summarize objects gives a stronger sense of volume, clearer spatial changes, and a clearer explanation of the relationship between surfaces.