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Japanese painting
I don't know it I missed it or you have not jet pointed out the WONDEFUL japanese paintings called Suibokuga or Sumie - I think. Its just a mistery how they control the brush so well, I mean if you paint on silk with ink there is no chance to correct anything you have done! (: They just look so wonderful both in composition and colors (if there are any) and texture and well .. in everything :D So I will post some pictures to here, To broaden all of your wonderful minds. (I found them from google :rolleyes: )     |
I like these....they are very pretty! I wish i could do that......
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Wow, what delicate yet confident brushstrokes... The vividness of the paintings' textures.. Another reason for me to love Japan I guess... :D Excellent thread, Kertzz! :D
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Yes, very excellent thread!
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Found these on the net too. ^_^ Just thought I'd contribute my two-cents.
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Wow! I didn't know such a thing existed until now... The paintings are beautiful... Really nice topic Kertzz... and nice pics nard-kun.
Two thumbs way up for this thread! :vsign: |
Oh wow Thank you guys!! (this made me wanna come back here as ofthen as i can :p )
Oooh I love the picture with the bridge that CoolNard posted :o So pretty colors !!! :rheart: When I was looking for some examples to post here I found some pages that kinda introduced how the brush is used in the ink-paintings. I have to say it is a seperate branch of knowledge (I got this saying from the dictionary-don't kill me if its wrong :D). All the different types of ink you use and different brushes and aghhh... tons of things to know. |
No problem, Kertzz! :D
differnet ink, brushes, techniques... Feel free to post any of those info here ^_^ Frankly, I'm pretty curious as well =P |
Ur alwayz curios ,aren't Nard?
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