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During the course of learning in the university, the creators discovered their strong interest in illustrations and illustrated picture books. At the time of graduation, they also tried to create the first illustration book of life. During the drawing process, great efforts were made in the technique. However, there is room for improvement in the overall picture book, including the setting of storylines, the grasp of children's educational psychology, the interactive relationship between text and images, and the sense of design of the pattern composition. One level of understanding. In particular, after seeing Ke Weita's picture book “King of Little Flowers,” she was shocked by the bright colors and the composition-filled composition of the picture, which is both artistic and childish. This dissertation attempts to explore the artistry of her artwork by studying the classification of the artist's illustration art style from the aspects of color, lines, composition, and media. From children psychology and children's color psychology, we analyze children's interest in picture books. According to the main reading objects set by the creators, we can grasp the visual effects of picture books based on the psychological development characteristics of the age group and the author's personal style. And the story spreads with the charm of development. The creator tries to link the pre-reading experiment of the picture book, summarizes the results after the response, and makes effective adjustments to the final completion of the picture book. The creators expect that they will eventually be able to complete their own picture book productions. The content can reach the story plot and coherence, draw the profound meanings from the big ones, add original elements to the visual effects, form personal style, and in color, line, The composition is boldly designed, and it can vividly interpret the storyline, so that the text and the image complement each other to draw a picture book that is both interesting and artistic for children. |