The difference between raw rice paper, cooked rice paper and semi-cooked rice paper

First, raw rice paper is not processed with alum water, and is characterized by strong water absorption and permeability, which melts when it meets water, and is mostly used for freehand landscape painting. Cooked rice paper is processed with alum water, which is not easily soluble in water and is mostly used for meticulous painting. Semi-cooked rice paper melts slowly in water, which not only changes in Mo Yun, but also does not penetrate too much. Therefore, semi-cooked rice paper is generally used to draw landscapes.

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There are many kinds of rice paper, which can be divided into three categories according to the material selection: cotton material, clean skin and ultra-clean paper; According to the thickness, it can be divided into: single publicity, double publicity, two-layer clip, three-layer clip and so on. According to paper grain, it can be divided into single silk road, double silk road, rib and turtle grain. Xuan paper is divided into raw Xuan, cooked Xuan and semi-cooked Xuan. Cooked rice paper is processed with alum water, and the ink is not easy to penetrate and will not melt when it meets water, but the effect is different from other papers. It can be used for detail description, repeated rendering and coloring, and is suitable for painting green and colorful meticulous landscapes.

1, raw rice paper has not been treated with alum, which is characterized by strong water absorption and permeability, and it melts when it meets water, which is easy to produce rich Mo Yun changes. Can receive the artistic effect of light ink and vigorous beauty, and is mostly used for freehand brushwork landscape painting.

2. Cooked rice paper is processed with alum water, which is not easy to dissolve in water and easy to master in painting, but it is also prone to problems of smoothness and stagnant water.

3. Semi-cooked Xuan is also processed from raw Xuan, and its water absorption capacity is between the first two. Yuxuan falls into this category. Therefore, painting landscapes generally likes to use semi-cooked rice paper. Semi-cooked rice paper melts slowly in water, which not only changes Mo Yun, but also does not penetrate too much. Easy to master rubbing, rubbing, tracing and dyeing, and can show rich brushwork and ink interest.