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The Concept of Cun or Texture Wrinkles in Chinese Pandscape Painting(2/2)
After the outline the the Dragon Vein, or the contour of mountains, you add texture wrinkles or cun to the Yin side of the rock or cliff. To order art supplies please visit www. blueheronarts. com
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#3 written by blueheronarts 2 years ago
turusgram wrote: Mr Li, I am a member of the Yahoo ChineseBrushPainting group and a subscriber to your YouTube site. The new videos which explain some of the basic concepts of Shanshui are very helpful.
We have had a question about Opening/closing. I wonder if you might be able to to do a video or two explaining this concept.
Many thanks for all the good ideas you have introduced to us. -
#5 written by MrHroark 2 years ago
DittoTurusgram
I think that I can assure you that you have “real” students that are to honored to learn from you.
While other ink-brush artists simply demonstrate how to paint one thing or another, you are a real teacher who can help us be better artists, with organized instruction on dragon vein, openings and closings, host / guest, etc.
I hope you will consider continuing this line. And, it would be great if you would even consider doing so for both basic styles….
Thanks again
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Mr. Li
You have raised the level of instruction on ink-brush painting to a new level. There is nothing else comparable on the web…believe me I have looked.
So, as an aspiring ink brush artist, please accept my thanks for your great presentations.