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Course Content : Peony Painting for Beginners - ☆☆ Course Overview + Tool Introduction + Brushwork and Color Techniques (Learn First, Practice Often)
Hello everyone, this is a channel to share the techniques of traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting to you, I hope you get something out of it! Bonjour à tous, ceci est un canal pour partager avec vous les techniques de calligraphie et de peinture traditionnelles chinoises, j'espère que vous en tirerez quelque chose !
Hello everyone, welcome to the learning class at Yú Sùxiá Shūhuā Studio.
This lesson is the first class of "Spiritual Energy Savings Peony."
This column series is specially designed for beginners with no prior foundation in the subject.
This column approaches the topic from two aspects, gradually unfolding the study of willpower in a progressive manner.
The first part is the stage of learning the fundamentals.
We start by understanding the characteristics of peonies and the color harmony of their petals.
How are the structure and perspective relationships of the flower head used to express the rhythm and color harmony of the leaves and branches?
Explanation of color coordination and rhythm in simple and complex leaf combinations and branch combinations
From fundamentals, from initial contact to mastery
The second part leads everyone through the experience of observing Zhong Xiaofu's live creation process.
The process of live creation of Zhong Xiaofu's works
We engage in copying and imitating a wide range of works with varying lengths and structures.
To strengthen the improvement and proficiency of techniques
making us beginners experience the process of sketching with a brush
Gradually be able to independently copy general works by Zhong Xiaofu
The process of our copying, the simulated copying process
It is a step-by-step explanation of the color adjustment and tonal harmony process.
Now let's begin learning the first lesson.
First, when portraying any object, we must understand its characteristics.
That way, you can better express it.
So when you paint peonies, does it matter whether people recognize them as peonies?
So we must first grasp its characteristics; only then can we properly portray it, right?
First, let's analyze the structure of the peony flower for everyone.
Let's take a look; the peony plant consists of three parts in total.
Flowers, branches, and leaves
It is a perennial shrub-like plant.
Cold-resistant and drought-resistant
Its flowers are relatively larger.
So let's take a look; since it's a perennial
It sprouts anew every year, so its old trunk grows rather weathered.
Let's take a look—the old trunk has basically undergone artificial refinement.
Nowadays, the peonies commonly seen are all artificially cultivated.
The flowers of wild peonies are a bit smaller.
Artificial peonies are now becoming increasingly superior as cultivation techniques improve.
Nowadays, there are also many and highly diverse varieties of peonies.
We can take a look together, explaining while you enjoy the viewing.
The flower head of the peony is relatively large.
Moreover, the colors are also vibrant and colorful.
Many color varieties
There are so many varieties that I won't introduce each one to you individually.
Its flower diameter is also of unequal sizes.
The large flower head is about twenty to thirty centimeters in size.
The flower head is also about ten or fifteen centimeters.
So when we perform,
Try to reflect differences in length appropriately.
One large and one small flower head
We'll draw a head for your work.
The flower head can be drawn a bit smaller.
For larger works, we'll make the design more elaborate and intricate.
This is something that can be flexibly adapted.
Take a look at this flower head.
Later on, I'll explain it to everyone.
The specific structure of the peony flower head
Its three-dimensional sense of depth
How to understand perspective relationships
Before learning the techniques
We must first prepare the tools.
What supplies do you need to prepare?
First, we need to prepare a brush pen like this one.
I'm using the outflow length for this flower pen.
What is "outwind"?
From here to here
This is called "showing off."
The wind speed is 6.2.
Caliber
What is caliber?
Here
From here to here
Its width
caliber
This is 1.4 centimeters.
The blade length is 6.2 centimeters.
This kind of pen has better water absorption.
Use a fine-point brush.
What is a sharp tip?
The outside is lamb's hair.
The darker shade inside
This is wolf-hair.
This is called a pointed-tip brush.
This is specifically used for drawing flower heads.
Also prepare a hydrator like this one.
When refilling this water dispenser
We place the tip of the pen on this disc.
Then place the brush root on this edge.
Then pressing down further is for moisturizing.
This type of hydration makes it easier to control moisture.
Also, we need to prepare this kind of paint
This paint is 32 milliliters.
I'm using peony red.
Peony red rouge
Anthocyanin
These are the colors we're using in this class.
We must first get to know each other.
This color is peony red, a distinct color.
This is the color we commonly use.
Other commonly used colors include Shu red.
Shu Red
Crimson
These are all common colors.
Yehzi is preparing gamboge.
Then Huarui needs to prepare Tenghuang and Taibai.
Mix it together
These are all the things we need to prepare.
Also prepare drawing paper.
Drawing paper cannot use ordinary paper.
We use xuan paper.
And it must be raw xuan paper.
Can it be done using medium-rare?
Can raw Xuan paper be used?
None of them are allowed.
Must have raw Xuan paper
What is raw Xuan paper?
Let me show everyone this.
What is called raw rice paper?
Let me first demonstrate with a small example for everyone.
This raw Xuan paper has particularly good color absorption.
Better in terms of smoothness
Let me try using ink color for everyone.
Take a look, everyone
It is placed on the paper.
This color on paper
It scattered.
Its moisturizing quality is relatively better.
Look, put this color on paper.
It just blurs out.
So this type of paper is called raw Xuan paper.
Then what's the difference between it and half-cooked?
Good
Then let's take the half-cooked paper
And this raw Xuan paper
Put them together.
Let's compare them.
This time I'm adjusting the colors.
Handle this transaction.
I'm taking a large round pen.
Let's adjust the color levels.
Everyone, please don't learn from me yet.
Let me demonstrate for everyone.
Therefore, choosing the right painting material is very important.
If the art supplies are not beautiful
Then you simply couldn't produce a good result anyway.
I'm adjusting a color gradient.
Let me demonstrate for everyone
What's the difference between their papers?
That's why we cannot use semi-raw Xuan paper.
Let's draw this artwork.
Hello
This is raw xuan paper.
Let's draw two petals for everyone.
That's smooth, isn't it?
Then this one is medium rare.
Let's add a bit more water too.
Color correction water
The moisture is gone.
The color has disappeared too.
Color it like that
Also let me demonstrate for everyone
Take a look, everyone
This is the effect produced by semi-raw paper.
This is the effect produced by raw Xuan paper.
So, regarding raw Xuan paper, its color absorption rate
The color saturation is more moisturizing.
And more uniform as well
Medium rare
This situation will then arise.
Let's have a little more.
Why does this situation occur?
Because its permeability is not strong
Then if ordinary paper is used
What kind of situation will arise?
Put it aside first.
Let's try it with ordinary paper.
These are all the knowledge points we need to understand.
Be able to draw this clearly
Let's give it a try ourselves.
So, this art supply
You must definitely choose the correct one.
A painting suitable for you
This characteristic art material
Hemipaper is suitable for calligraphy.
And draw that ancient-style painting.
Not ancient-style landscape painting
Let's take a look.
What does it look like when drawn on ordinary paper?
This color is restless on top.
It's not rare at all.
Ordinary paper
It's exactly the same as Shouxuan.
This is Shouxuan.
Then this is medium rare.
Then this is raw Xuan paper.
Let's try once more.
This is raw Xuan paper.
This is medium rare.
That's the effect.
So now we are
Just use this paper
Teach you how to draw petals
How to hold and move the brush
How to adjust colors
Tools bought by beginners
They are all new.
Well, let's start by talking about
How do we start writing with the new brush?
The new pen we just bought
A newly bought pen
That's how it is
Is the lid on correctly or not?
Take off this hat
Just throw it away.
No longer needed.
We usually finish the pen after use.
After cleaning it thoroughly
After tidying it up
This lid can't be closed anymore.
After it was covered
Just this pen
This pen tip section
Just covered it up.
No way
It is not breathable.
So this lid
After we received the pen
When you want to use it
You can just throw it away.
No, thank you.
How do you start writing?
Let me demonstrate for everyone
When beginning to write
We shouldn't go soak it.
Put it directly into the water
Then bit by bit
Squeeze it open.
Just squeeze it open like this.
After breaking it open
Need to clean it up a bit.
Clean off the floating hairs above.
Because of this pen
They are all handcrafted.
During its production process
It will trim
The pen tip on top of it
During the pruning process
There will certainly be omissions.
The missing fine hairs are on it.
Then we need to clean it off.
This won't affect our brushwork.
When transporting it
Maybe this little fluffball
There will be a little bit
Stuck to this pen
No problem.
Once you use it, it's gone.
It's gone after a few uses.
Hello
After cleaning it off
We'll smooth it out.
Smooth it out like this
It's ready to use now.
Now we start squeezing the colors
First, we need to use this kind of square tray.
This tray has no rim.
Because of our way of drawing
It doesn't need to be too plain.
Therefore, this type of flat tray is more practical.
Because we are color grading
The brush tip also needs to have this color.
Then this kind of square tray
It's the kind of pen that can make you
Lay it flat on this plate.
If you're talking about this plate
There's a path along
There's a high-grade exit here.
Then the brush won't lie flat.
I can't adjust the color at the brush tip.
From now on, when I'm color grading
Everyone will be able to observe
This is peony red.
Let's start with peony red.
Then there's rouge.
This is rouge.
This is anthocyanin.
We must first learn
Generally speaking
Our petals
At least three colors
Let's learn it first
How do you mix these three colors?
The first step in color mixing is controlling water.
Before this
First, let me introduce to everyone
You must use at least two pens.
I am using
This is the blue series.
And the red series as well
If it is many
The more you practice, the more you'll have.
Then the color
Peony flowers come in a wide variety of colors.
Then I might need to prepare four.
These four branches
Reddish tones
Blue tones
Purple tones
and light color tones
Light-colored tones primarily refer to
Yellow
Or white
We don't really draw white much.
Then yellow
You need to use this light-colored pen
Purple-colored pen
It is also commonly used.
So we need to prepare.
Then let's start from the beginning
When first practicing
Prepare these two color schemes of pens
That's basically sufficient.
Good
Let's get started right away.
Let's talk about color grading.
I'll just use this one directly.
Red-toned flower head brush
Before color grading
Control the water
First, soak this thoroughly
We scrape
In this
Along the edge
Scrape along the edge.
When we hold a pen
These three fingers
Seize it
Below this pen
And then this finger
To it
Surround this pen.
The thumb encircles this pen case.
It's convenient for us when we are writing.
Rotate the pen barrel back and forth
It's like a lever.
If you can't turn around
When we are color grading
You also need to rotate the pen barrel.
You can just take a chopstick.
or something like that
Such a small amount
First, practice a bit.
Moving your fingers back and forth like this
You also need to practice using chopsticks more often.
Turn it like this
the fingers that twirl the pen
Increasingly flexible
This is the cultivation of pen control ability.
Good
Now we're going to take these three fingers
Grab it from below
ring finger
It's the thumb.
Grab it from above
Then
This pen
Put the pen down.
Put it in water
Give it a go back and forth
Back and forth like this
Replace the ink cartridge
What is a pen refill?
This place is called "Bixin."
Inside
Peel back the inside
This place is called "Pen Nib."
Let it be the pen core
After also becoming soaked by water
Let's scrape again
Back and forth like this
Scrape back and forth like this
Scratch about seven or eight times
To what extent
Shake hard, don't let it drop
But
When we do it like this
It contains moisture.
The pen contains moisture.
Yeah, right?
Now this pen
means
Slowly absorbing water until full
Then
Let's go color grading.
When color grading
We touch the tip of the pen
Look here
With the tip of the pen
Just dial a bit
Then
Scroll away
This color
Keep scrolling
Keep turning the pen
This color
It's thin.
In the brush
A full layer of seasoning
Tune it up more.
It needs to be longer.
Let it be inside this pen refill
Swallow the color too.
This is extremely important.
First color
You must adjust it carefully.
No.
Don't rush.
Hello
Call again
Look
And continue giving it
As long as you are
Rolling back and forth like this
The colors naturally become evenly blended.
Good
Like this
Scroll back and forth
When we are color grading
Be gentle as well.
Don't press too hard.
You must take this pen
Treat it like a soft cotton ball.
Then inside our pen
It contains moisture.
Is that right?
If you squeeze it hard
The moisture inside this soft cotton
It suddenly came out.
If you find water in the dish
Run back and forth
What does it mean?
This moisture level is a bit too high.
When adjusting colors
This water keeps running back and forth along with it.
Your moisture level is a bit high.
This is just slightly a bit big.
Slightly a bit big
We can use
It's acceptable to use the fee circle as well.
You can use your fingers too.
Give it to him.
Suck on it twice like this
Don't scratch it.
Don't go in there and scratch.
If you were to scrape here,
Just scraped off the color
Suck on it slightly like this
You can also put it in the plate
Wipe off the excess moisture.
It's to prevent that moisture
Flow into the deep color.
Just messed up the color.
Good
Then, the thinness within the pen
Got stained with color
Now let's take a look
We often adjust colors when
The most common mistake made by beginners
There is no color applied at the brush tip.
Good
Then we must first practice a bit.
Rolling the brush to write
What is a rolling pen?
Just lay the pen completely flat.
And then?
Roll forward while scrolling
Like this
How to draw peony petals like this?
It has a gap.
Yeah, right?
Let's take a look then.
So let's take a look then.
What do peony petals actually look like in reality?
It's not round either.
Is there a gap?
Let's get to know the petals of the peony flower.
You just need to know the peony petals.
What does it look like?
Then we must first learn
How to draw peony petals
Only you can handle this peony flower.
Show it to them
Only when talent is displayed can its structure be revealed.
Peony petal
It's not round at all.
It has a gap.
What about this writing style?
it can then express
The natural notch of the peony petal
This one does not have grayscale.
We are thinly spread
Peony red
I adjusted it inside the pen.
This is the first color entry.
We need to adjust it very evenly.
Very thin
This is the basic color.
Then our second color
The second color, what about it?
Just gradually increase the ink density from the tip of the brush onward.
Still this color
Good
Now, inside this pen here
A light layer of peony red has already been applied.
From the tip of the pen to the degree of the brush
How do I make it stronger?
Still allocate a little bit
Knead it inward
Where are you rubbing?
Need to leave elsewhere
Leave the pen
To leave the plate
Just the tip of the pen touches the paper.
What is pen density?
This pen here
It's the Wind 6.2
The middle part
It's about 3 centimeters or so.
Downward
Start from here to here
This is called brush stroke density.
We gradually concentrate it.
It is also a gradual process.
So you need to flick a little from the tip of the pen.
Then adjust it this way.
Just a bit more at the tip of the pen
Mix it in here.
When color grading
We adjust while turning.
How do you turn it?
Like this, turn
Then when you turn around
You can turn in the forward direction.
It can also be turned in the opposite direction.
But I think
Everyone is still turning in the positive direction.
Then, the fingers twist like this
Look
Such a thing
Come here
Adjust bit by bit
Like this
And then, after it speeds up?
You'll become more proficient at it.
You can be like me.
Quickly adjust
But first, we must learn how to
This fundamental brushstroke technique of rotation
Now let me tell everyone about this.
Learn how to practice using chopsticks
Turning back and forth like this
You've become proficient.
Naturally
Your brushwork has become proficient now.
Then, when we adjust the colors
Be gentle as well.
What about this second color?
From nib thickness to nib tip
The color needs to be intensified.
Good
Now let's proceed
The second brushstroke in color mixing
The brushwork is still the same as it.
Still like this
Scrolling
This time around, then
It's in grayscale now.
But the grayscale?
Because it's a single color
It's not very obvious.
But the tip of the brush is getting darker and darker.
From the pen's base to its tip
越来越浓
Now let's take a close-up look for everyone.
This petal
From the tip of the nib to the tip of the pen
It is gradually becoming darker and darker.
Yeah, right?
Hello
Then some people might feel
The rotation in this direction
Is there any pattern?
To
Turn it following the direction of the stroke.
What pattern is that?
I'll get everyone a small bottle.
Here's a small bottle for everyone.
Then you take this small bottle
It's like your brush pen.
When writing from left to right
It's just rotating from left to right.
Please don't ever rotate it like this.
rotation
That means
You little bottle, spinning around in place by yourself
And the pen?
It's easy to twist into a tangled mess.
So what?
When we turn around
Be careful about the direction of the pen.
To follow the direction in which you are turning
Stay aligned with the direction of that movement.
Moreover,
We must also pay attention to
Do not let the pen rotate by itself.
Don't translate too quickly.
Proceed in this direction
Naturally rotate the scroll
Hello
Then we are now
This color
From nib to tip
After thickening
Let's proceed with the second color mixing.
What about this color?
It's a dark color.
The difficulty often lies in the dark colors.
Good
At the tip of the pen
Adjust the rouge within 10 millimeters.
Adjust rouge within 10 millimeters
What concept is this?
Dip the tip of the brush into a little rouge.
Then we knead it within 10 millimeters.
That is, one millimeter.
Elsewhere
You must leave the plate.
Here is an example for everyone to follow
Other places need to leave the plate
Go turn it
And at the tip of the pen
We'll take a little bit.
Dab a little of this rouge
Then turn it.
Turn to within 10 centimeters
Everyone else has left.
Within 10 millimeters
slip of the tongue
Hello
Now let's draw
Still like this translation
Just keep scrolling like this
Again
Scrolling
Now rolling like this
A distinct color gradient has appeared.
Is that right?
Yeah, right?
So how do you hydrate properly?
The tip of the brush fades upon this altar.
We're running a bit low on water now.
The tip of the brush rests on this altar.
The root of the tooth is slightly pale on this tooth.
Press a bit lower.
After topping up the water
Let's adjust the pen tip.
Then just refilled the water
This water here
The ink and moisture inside the pen
It has an unequal stroke.
That means the color has become lighter.
But the moisture has increased.
Then at this moment
You must write quickly when handling the brush.
If it's too slow, it's prone to dampness.
So at this moment, we wield the brush.
A bit faster, please.
And this color has something like...
Lived
A sense of bounce
Is that right?
That is to say, the color here
The color here is different.
In that case
The petals drawn
It is alive.
This is just a change.
That's what we call a change in color.
Then you now
This doesn't need to be learned.
But first, we need to
Enhance your ability to control the pen.
The Exercise of Petals
So many
The petals we see
Is it wide in some parts and narrow in others?
Long and short
We can carry out this kind of thing.
Petals' Practice
Exercises in directionality
These are all the things we will learn in our first class.
Come here
Is it long or short?
Wide and narrow
So many postures in just one direction
So many directions
What about the flower head?
Its petals are located in different directions.
Because this part is different
It radiates outward from a single point.
Then we must perform
Petals in different directions
The difficulty will be even greater.
So, for this class session
The main focus is on practicing petals.
Exercise for this lesson
Let me tell everyone
Generally speaking
It takes a month of practice.
Only then can you master the control of the pen.
Cultivate it properly.
Especially beginners
Never having held a brush pen
This exercise
Color mixing and brushwork practice
It takes a month of practice.
Don't worry, everyone.
Practicing the fundamentals is especially important.
Once you've solidified your fundamentals
You draw the back side
The more you practice, the smoother it becomes.
Increasingly smooth
Good
Let's continue.
Just like a moment ago
From the tip of the pen to the degree of the brush
We'll make it stronger and more intense.
And at the tip of the pen
A bit more rouge, please.
The anthocyanin has not been adjusted yet.
Hello
Then the direction has changed.
This is the flower of the Chinese chive.
This direction has changed.
Is it?
And then?
It's still possible to do it under the scallion.
The petal under the green onion
Let's go practice back and forth.
This is a process.
Don't rush.
Hello
Let's add a bit more color.
When you notice that the pen's color is missing
Just go and make up for it.
Especially the color of the brush tip
The consumption is relatively low.
Especially the color from the nib to the tip
The consumption is relatively high.
We often replenish them.
It's the color from the tip of the pen to the nib.
And what else?
It's diagonal.
From above
These are all exercises with large petals.
And then there's the rolling pen too.
It can also be rolled in the opposite direction.
It's just rolling from bottom to top.
This is also this lesson
The important aspects of learning
Because this is rolling in the opposite direction
It will be somewhat more difficult.
But once these fundamental skills are well-practiced
Only then can you draw the flower clearly.
The change of petals
The head is not something that can be painted.
Can't draw well
A bit lower.
So everyone can see more clearly
Just move it a little
These are all exercises with wide petals.
And what else?
Rolling pen from left to right
Let's adjust the color a bit faster.
Everyone, then
During the gradual coloring process
During practice
Keep getting faster and faster.
The speed of writing must also become increasingly faster.
Only by having talent can one paint flowers well.
Then first of all
You must practice color adjustment speed.
And the speed of writing
Left
I'm here now
This batch seems to be a bit short on water again.
What should I do?
We still need to add a little water.
And then?
Add a bit more color
Then this is the left side.
On the left, then
And downward direction
On the left
It's also like this rolling
These damn pens
It all needs to be thoroughly practiced and mastered.
Practice makes perfect.
These are all wide-petaled.
And the practice of narrow petals
Narrow-petaled Practice
The practice is the same as that of the wide-petaled one.
Just that
Just practice half a stroke.
It's just whether it rolls or doesn't roll a full circle.
Just scroll a little bit.
Also, let me take your measurements.
How big are the petals I drew?
This is also very important.
This petal here
It's five or six millimeters long.
Five or six millimeters wide
This is five millimeters.
This six millimeters
That's about it.
This is five millimeters.
This is six millimeters wide.
Length and shortness, what about them?
About four millimeters long
Then this petal
All are large petals
The small petals, then?
It will also become shorter
Even small petals must practice.
Practice with Broad and Narrow Brushes
Practice with Long and Short Petals
These are all key points of our practice.
As we practice this increasingly difficult task
Your skills will continue to improve.
So now about this color grading we're doing
The two color grades have already been created.
Proceed to color grading for the third tone level.
The third level of color?
That's the difficult part.
So many, many students
It's on the third color level.
It's easy to break right there.
I couldn't proceed further.
It's precisely because one lacks the essential approach.
Good
When we proceed to the third color grading stage
Let's first complete the previous color gradation.
This is inside our pen's core
The color we mixed
It's always first to dial a little bit
Then adjust it into the brush.
You go ahead and dial a little bit.
Do not stand directly on this color.
Then it would be much easier to stand.
Hard to control
Good
From pen tip to pen degree
Let's adjust a bit more red.
Crimson, peony red
And then?
Make it increasingly intense.
The ink gets darker as it approaches the tip.
And within 10 millimeters?
Let's adjust the rouge.
Place the tip of the brush on cinnabar.
Then adjust to 10 millimeters.
Not a 10-millimeter brush tip for blush
Then it's too much.
Give it a gradual transition process.
You must rub back and forth like this.
It definitely has gradually changed.
During this kneading process of yours
It will seep upward.
It gradually became even.
It's too natural.
And finally?
At the tip of the pen
Let's have a little bit.
This anthocyanin
This anthocyanin here
After blending with this rouge
It is deep purple.
Blue will not appear
Then let's stand a little at the tip of the pen.
Rub it into this pen.
Touch the tip of the pen slightly.
A point of adaptability
Don't stand there too long.
This is difficult.
But we have to learn
We often have a little bit of malachite at the tip of our pens.
Anthocyanin
It's about enhancing the function of the pen tip.
Don't set it to blue.
Good
Adjust while turning
You must definitely stir it evenly.
Hello
So now?
It's the color of anthocyanin at the tip of the brush
What color are we getting now?
It becomes even heavier.
Then let's start with
Let's take a look first.
What color is this petal?
This time around, then
Let's draw narrower petals
Turn half a turn
That's enough.
Turn half a turn.
Hello
Again!
Draw a little more water into the brush.
At the station
It wasn't kneaded evenly just now.
Look here
This isn't mixed evenly.
It doesn't look good.
Right?
It prints a stamp.
Then let's move on
I rubbed it again.
So, you see...
This color grading must have what?
Be patient.
Be patient.
Speeded up
This problem will then arise.
Sometimes
I也会有缺乏耐心揉捏的时候.
Such problems may also arise.
Yeah, right?
Not all teachers are
It won't go wrong.
You see, this one here is wrong.
Yeah, right?
Two levels appeared.
Too unnatural
When you realize that something is overly unnatural
Just rub a bit more.
That would be enough.
It's not enough when kneading.
It's not even enough to make the pen spin back and forth.
So when we're color grading
Multiple turn
You're too much of a turner
It naturally just does
Color adjustment is no longer an issue.
Moreover,
The ink concentration from the ink reservoir to the nib must be sufficiently strong.
Adjust a touch of cobalt blue at the tip of the brush.
Lighter tone
Then knead it inward.
Work it in
You must really work it in.
Hello
And then?
Let's continue.
This will make the color tone more uniform.
Is that right?
It can then be seen
That's just a gradual process, that's all.
Some people say, "Is it okay not to add blue-green pigment?"
Maybe.
But we're at the blue flower place.
Or when the color is heavy
When the petals are blooming
There must be anthocyanins.
If it's an ordinary petal like this
You can directly dip it into cinnabar.
Not dipping in blue-green pigment
Can't dip in cyan blue
Try not to dip it as much as possible.
But then again
To create a sense of depth
The color of cyan cannot be too little
So sometimes
Without anthocyanin, it's still not possible.
Good
Those are all light colors.
What should I do about a darker color?
We place the pen's base at
Let it deepen.
Dense dot dipping
And then?
Again adjusted
Be a bit more varied
Good
We're adjusting the colors right now.
It's gradually, gradually speeding up.
Turn faster
Also take out a little bit
And then?
We'll adjust it this way
And at the tip of the pen
A bit more
This rouge
Within 10 millimeters
Just a small amount is enough; it should be within 10 millimeters.
Then, take this bluish-purple one
It's also dipped a little bit.
Within 5 millimeters
You can also rub it a bit higher.
You've found it overly unnatural.
Rub a bit more upward.
But not too long.
It's too long.
One cannot escape the realm of form.
Good
Then the petals
From below
Narrower
Not too much
This is a concentrated petal.
It's getting dark.
Petals that have darkened
Actually,
We usually
Not many paintings.
But then again
We have said
next to it
For example, I draw the main flower
It's light-colored.
What should I do if I want to paint a flower head in a dark color?
I have to make the color more intense.
We often
It's just the color being intensified.
It feels more difficult.
So what?
We've also prepared in advance for everyone
Let's practice together with everyone.
Again
As for this class,
Practice repeatedly.
One practice session is not enough.
That definitely won't work.
This lesson needs to be repeated back and forth.
Practice it more than ten times every day.
Going back and forth like this every day
Practice it over and over, ten or fifteen times
And then?
Practice for an entire month
You this
It should be the color palette of the petals.
There's no problem with the rhyming script.
Got it down.
We shouldn't rush.
Every learning process
It is a process that progresses step by step.
This is just like the things you bring in and out of the door.
You must master its fundamental principles.
Then it is necessary to continually reflect and understand.
Go practice
Only then can you gradually become proficient.
Don't think that learning to paint live figures is easy.
Don't think it's too difficult.
As long as you patiently go on learning
Anyone can learn it.
Again
We are often not primarily unable to learn because of
It's because we lack patience.
This is the left side.
What should I do with narrow petals?
We lift the pen up halfway
Just that
The tip touches the paper surface.
The pen tip will ultimately touch the paper surface.
It becomes narrower.
You know, sometimes
Let's make it narrower.
Roll it up
This will be somewhat more difficult.
Yeah, right?
Dip the brush into some water.
Also, I'd like to say something to everyone
Such a wide distance between us
Just rolling once is enough.
If you spin yourself
We have in our tutoring class
I'll introduce them one by one for everyone.
If you spin around yourself
It will easily become twisted and matted.
Beginners, for example
Moreover, as you are writing,
Be gentle
How can it be gentle?
When this pen is running
Look here.
It's enough if others can twitch.
This indicates that
This pen in your hand
Did not apply external force to it
Do not apply external force to it.
Because this is a lift.
As long as you have this pen
Written on paper
It is natural.
It just absorbs the color.
Moreover,
Where's your pen?
Like a soft cotton ball.
In the pen?
Filled with water and paint
Then you go and squeeze it
The paint and water in this batch
It came out all at once.
You can't draw many halfs.
So what?
When we write with the brush
Be gentle
Hurry up
When writing, move the brush quickly.
That's fast
You can't play fast at first.
How do you develop it?
You just need to keep practicing repeatedly.
Fundamental Skills Practice
The more you practice naturally, the faster you'll become.
Practice makes perfect.
So this kind of practice
It requires repeated efforts.
Practice repeatedly without ever growing weary of it.
Practice more every day.
At the very least
You need to practice for two or three to four hours.
Only then can you master it.
Moreover,
To help everyone grasp the size of the petals
As for this lesson of ours,
We'll end this petal exercise here.
Let me take your measurements.
This is the Fifty Long.
And then?
What about the width?
35 wide
That means
Cut a piece of paper like mine.
Our paper, then?
Everyone had better memorize the entire three-foot-long scroll.
A full-sized sheet of four chi?
One cut each
In our subsequent exercises and works
All these sections will be collected.
Because our work contains
Four chi four kai
Four feet three open
A three-foot square painting (or a three-foot square canvas)
In that case, then
You wouldn't be short on space
And I can't create works the same as mine.
Good
Now, in this class session,
That's enough for now.
Family members
Goodbye, everyone