As everyone knows, Tsui Hark has superb control and imagination of movie pictures. Since his debut "Butterfly Change", he has shown the terrifying and strange world of the world with pioneering techniques.
"Butterfly Change" (1979)
, the well-known director Tsui Hark, in addition to being a master of film, is also a manga master who is obsessed with animation and has the potential to paint for decades. His movies are usually done by himself. The manuscript drawn by the knife, the old monster Xu, who paints seriously, has a different kind of charm.
In 2017, when Tsui Hark's "Journey to the West: A Demon" was released, the film official posted a work photo on the micro-po. The content was that Stephen Chow and Tsui looked at the manuscripts of the movie, which seemed to be discussing the movie screen. In order to achieve the best lens effect. The most surprising thing is that the film’s official Weibo said: “These manuscripts are just the tip of the iceberg.” The opening part of the movie
was first drawn by Tsui Hark. As a result, the special effects company successfully restored what the painting wanted to express. The effect is simply based on Xu's paintings. It's really amazing!
is also well known (why do you want to say it again), Stephen Chow, like Tsui Hark, are loyal fans of Japanese comics, especially classic works such as "Dragon Ball", "Astro Boy" and "Doraemon". People have been admiring for a long time, and now one producer and one director will definitely give the audience an extremely enjoyable process on the movie screen. After the movie was released, no matter how much the plot was criticized, the picture definitely represents the top level of the Chinese film industry.
"Journey to the West: The Demon" (2017)
is the same as the famous Japanese ghost director Kurosawa Akira . Tsui Hark loves painting and has super talents. His solid painting skills can't help but ask him whether he is a director. Or cartoonist? Tsui Hark became interested in movies when he was ten years old, and his favorite comics have a great influence on his later movie styles. When filming "Di Renjie" before, Tsui Hark's storyboard manuscript was also circulated.
The following are the action scenes of "Di Renjie: The Empire of the Sky", which was painted by Tsui Hark to every detail, with all the actions, moves, and expressions. You only need to pay attention to the actor's performance in the filming.
"The Dragon King of Di Renjie"↓
"Taking the Tiger Mountain" ↓
"Taking the Tiger Mountain" The most eye-catching work in the room where you can see the creative work of Director Tsui Wickman Most of Hushan's hand-drawn manuscripts were drawn by Tsui Hark himself.
"Flying Armor of Dragon Gate" ↓
"Biography of Shu Mountain" ↓
After reading these precious manuscripts, it can be said that Tsui Hark's hand drawing has completely exceeded the requirements of the scene sketch itself. The scene sketch only requires the director to make basic The compositional thoughts are expressed, but Tsui Hark is accurate to the range of movements, the appearance of the characters, and so on. Imagine that if you collect the storyboard sketches drawn on the back of every film work by Tsui Hark over the past 40 years, perhaps Xu Lao can now publish no less than forty film and comic collections.
So, if you don't make a movie, Tsui Hark will probably be a great cartoonist!
