Chinese painting is a traditional painting form in China, which embodies the painter's understanding of nature, society and politics, philosophy, religion, morality, literature and art related to it.
Appreciating Chinese painting means appreciating China's traditional artistic expression, understanding Chinese painting means understanding China's 5,000-year history and civilization, and reading painting means reading painters.
Skim the orchid leaves every day, because teacher Weiyuan said that "painting needs three thousand papers" and "if you don't practice for three days a month, the orchid bamboo will be gone".
Lan Ye should review more, which is the basic skill. He should practice the pen for the center and cultivate the ability of hanging the pen and controlling the wrist.
The first time I used raw rice paper, it was too thick, and the orchid leaves were difficult to draw. Then I left the orchid leaves all day and kept painting and painting, and I felt sick. ...
If you don't draw well, keep practicing.
For another example, when I practice line fluency, I always draw lines on paper, horizontally and vertically, until I am satisfied.
Be diligent in thinking, watch the playback, listen to the teacher's explanation, watch the teacher's writing process, then do as required and practice a lot.
Anyone with a skill knows the importance of simple repetition and the long-term repetition needed to hone skills. Very simple, simple repetition is boring, and most people will give up.
Learning the sea is endless, and diligence is the shore. I find myself learning things quickly, but it takes a long time to become a master, so I must study hard and practice hard.
Chinese painting depicts the shape, skeleton, texture, depression and expression of objects in the form of points, lines and surfaces with unique pen and ink skills and vivid praise.
Among them, freehand brushwork is not realistic, which embodies the interest of China's calligraphy and has unique aesthetic value. Because we don't pursue the similarity of objects, Chinese painting can use full ink, full color, or a combination of color and ink to describe objects.
Therefore, Chinese painting is very particular about water and ink for color matching.
When you look at bamboo poles, you have to draw them one by one, and then you have to be decisive, crisp, even and powerful.
When you draw orchid leaves, you should practice raising the pressure and sometimes return the pen, which will test your pen control ability.
When drawing plum blossom branches, we should control the water in the pen, the ink color should be heavier, the twigs should go in and out, and we should also practice our ability and sense of force.
When drawing, you should concentrate, relax, be decisive, be calm and be serious.
Don't hesitate to stop where there is a pen. Some people can't make up the pen when they stop, or some people lack the pen control, and the smooth place is crooked. You can't erase it, you can only draw another pair, because Chinese painting can't be reduced, you can only add it.
Chinese painting pays attention to "writing without regret", with pictures in mind and expressing one's chest directly.
Life is the same, where is the regret medicine? Money is hard to buy. I knew it. There is no "if at the beginning", what you want is "from now on"
In the last step of picture dyeing, the color should be uniform, not too dark, and the picture should be clean, reflecting a person's aesthetics.
Dyeing color should not be full, leaving room.
People can see that this is a painting. Only by combining nature with humanity can we have enough details to attract the audience to appreciate your picture and show your intention and the depth of the picture.
These are what I learned from listening to the teacher's lectures and watching the teacher's writing carefully. I should listen carefully to the pen, ink, techniques and details. This is the great advantage of learning painting online. You can review it repeatedly, and you can clearly see the teacher's paddling process.
Images and colors of objects are just appearances. The key lies in the thought it conveys and the inner personality it expresses.
Painting people is practice. Chinese painting is not something, but the embodiment of the painter's personal character, and it also carries the spirit, thought, emotion and culture entrusted to him, expressing his attitude towards life.
Learning to draw is far more than Chinese painting itself, as well as theme implication, humanistic culture and mentality cultivation. I think this is the more important significance of learning to draw.
Huang, one of the four masters of landscape painting in Yuan Dynasty, began to paint at the age of 50. Before he was 50 years old, he had a rough experience. He is a talented boy who has been in the officialdom for many years, but he has filed a lawsuit and went to prison. After he was released from prison, he made a living as a Taoist priest.
Although he debuted late, he eventually became a master. At the age of 79, Huang lived by the Fuchun River and painted for seven years. 1986, he painted the masterpiece Fuchuan Shan Jutu.
Painter and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, Jin Nong, the first of the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou, devoted his life to cloth.
He began to learn painting at the age of 50. He was knowledgeable, visited places of interest, and had a deep foundation in calligraphy, and eventually became a generation of famous artists.
Qi Baishi, a people's artist, is a model of being a late bloomer. He studied carpentry at the age of 65,438+02, began to learn painting at the age of 27, and was unknown in Beijing at the age of 57.
The turning point of Qi Baishi's fate is "declining reform". Under the advice of Chen Shiceng, a mentor, his painting style has changed greatly. After several apprentices, he changed the Leng Mo style of the previous eight painters and gradually became the colorful style of Shanghai-style Wu Changshuo.
Then surpass Wu Changshuo and stick to yourself 10 for many years. In the end, a new style of pure simplicity, full of life interest and distinctive personality was formed, which created a unique painting style of "red flowers and ink leaves".
Many people think that Ni Ping, a modern writer, was born as a child, but in fact she became a monk halfway. Ni Ping officially painted at the age of 52.
She drew more than 20 illustrations for her published Quotations from Grandma, and her painting style was natural and simple.
In a year, she painted more than 1000 works, but many of them were not "poorly painted" and sometimes she tore up the dissatisfied works.
Many things happen. Ni Ping's paintings have made rapid progress, and copying Master Qi Baishi's paintings is also very vivid.
Grandma Moses was born on a farm in Greenwich Village, New York, USA. She is an ordinary peasant woman. Besides milking and canning vegetables, she also likes to embroider rural scenery.
But she has been pursuing something beautiful in her heart, and it is precisely because of this persistence that she broke out with amazing creativity at the age of 76, thus breaking out of the cocoon.
Grandma Moses, 76, started her painting career because she could no longer use needles and threads because of arthritis. Her works are not only records of personal life and nostalgia for the past, but also depict eternal things.
At the age of 80, he held a solo exhibition in new york, which caused a sensation and won many awards. American scholars call this phenomenon "Grandma Moses effect".
Her story inspired many people to abandon their age concerns and boldly do what they like and are good at.
Are you still thinking about changing the status quo, but you are worried that it will be too late and there will be no result? Do you often say "I am old and get up too late"?
Do what you like, don't hesitate and don't wait. Time is waiting for you.
Life is never too late to choose. For an ambitious life, every moment of life is timely and young.
A person's values can only be reflected through action. A person's happiness and self-confidence come from the harmonious unity of values and behaviors.
Only the actions you take can reflect your values and truly reflect what kind of person you are.
How a painter treats painting and how to draw a picture reflects what kind of person you are. Painting as it is is practice.