VIRTUAL - Chinese Ink Art: The Basics of Chinese Brush Painting Techniques
Peihong Endris Two Wednesday afternoons October 13, 20 1:00-3:00pm Central Time $60 members/$80 non-members Chinese brush painting provides a wonderful opportunity to closely observe nature. One key element of this distinctive style is the influence the materials have on form and technique. Students will learn the difference between Chinese brush painting and western watercolor painting. Introduction to all materials such as papers, ink, and colors, learning to choose the right materials to work with your subjects. Learn to load and control the various ink tones, using the right amount of moisture. Plus the basic brushstrokes.
Peihong Endris
Two Wednesday afternoons
October 13, 20
1:00-3:00pm Central Time
$60 members/$80 non-members
Level: Novice, Beginner, Intermediate Supply List: 1.Brushes: one small and one large combination brushes (the bristles at inner shows brown color and surrounding with white bristles). One large wolf bristled brush (the bristles show brown color). One pointed detail brush. 2. Chinese Sumi-E ink. 3. Couple of white porcelain dishes or palette. 4. A paint mat. 5. A roll or a pad or oriental rice paper or couple of sheets Best Shuen paper, or a pad of “Hahnemuhle” Sumi-E paper. 6. Two paper weights, such as rocks. 7. A water container for washing brushes. 8. A box of Chinese watercolor, 12 or 18 tubes. 9. A roll of paper towels. Sources for supplies: Art Supply on Almeda Rd., 5301 Almeda Rd. Houston TX 77004 Tell:713-652-5028 Texas art supply www.jerrysartarama.com www.orientalartsupply.com
Level: Novice, Beginner, Intermediate
Supply List:
1.Brushes: one small and one large combination brushes (the bristles at inner shows brown color and surrounding with white bristles). One large wolf bristled brush (the bristles show brown color). One pointed detail brush.
2. Chinese Sumi-E ink.
3. Couple of white porcelain dishes or palette.
4. A paint mat.
5. A roll or a pad or oriental rice paper or couple of sheets Best Shuen paper, or a pad of “Hahnemuhle” Sumi-E paper.
6. Two paper weights, such as rocks.
7. A water container for washing brushes.
8. A box of Chinese watercolor, 12 or 18 tubes.
9. A roll of paper towels.
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