18 basic dyeing techniques of meticulous painting

18 The basic dyeing techniques of meticulous painting are as follows:

1, double hook

In meticulous painting, especially in meticulous painting with heavy colors, double hook coloring is the most obvious painting feature. "Double hook" refers to the representation of an object as a "line outline" (originally a calligraphy term: a stone in calligraphy, which is hooked out with thin lines along the outer edges of both sides of its pen surface, called "double hook").

2. Flat coating

Filling a certain color evenly without concentration change within a certain range is called flat coating. One of the basic skills of meticulous painting.

3. Uniform dyeing

In the process of meticulous painting, according to the needs of shading, it is often necessary to render several leaves and petals in a unified way, emphasizing the overall relationship between shading and color, which is called unified dyeing.

Step 4 dye alone

The most important dyeing technique in meticulous painting. Dip one pen in color and the other in water. After the colored pen paints the paper, the color is washed off with a water pen to form a gradient effect of the color from thick to light. In order to distinguish it from general dyeing, we usually call it small area, local and detailed rendering sub-dyeing.

Lifting dyeing

When the sub-dyeing is nearly completed, it is called lifting dyeing to brighten or deepen the picture in a small area and part with a certain color.

Overdyeing

Re-cover the color picture with a layer of color and render it locally.

Awakening dyeing

Re-dye the slightly dim picture into light dark color after masking to set off the background color and make the picture eye-catching.