Chinese Brush Painting Simple Bamboo in Color Lesson with Ling Chi Yeh
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- Ling Chi Yeh is back with the most iconic and popular subject in Chinese Brush Painting: Bamboo! She offers technique examples on the three key elements of bamboo (trunks, leaves, and twigs) and finishes with a simple composition in color.
Bamboo is Chinese culture is known as the "perfect gentleman." It has immense strength but displays this strength while still being flexible. It is one of the four initial subjects of Chinese Brush Painting referred to as the Four Gentlemen (Bamboo, Orchid, Chrysanthemum, and Plum). It is the gentleman that represents summer.
Featured Materials:
Brushes:
BIFF Brush (for Trunks)
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3" Wash Brush (for thick Trunks)
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Orchid Bamboo Medium (Leaves)
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Mountain Horse Medium (Leaves and Twigs)
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Happy Tail (Trunk rings and Twigs)
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Paper:
Practice Shuen
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Color/Ink:
Chinese Indigo Chips
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Chinese Chunk Yellow (mixed with Indigo to make green)
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Best Bottle Ink
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Accessories:
Blending Plate
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Porcelain Water Bowl
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Stackable Porcelain Dishes
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Excellent demonstration. Thank you so much.
“If the body of brush is wet, it will blow up like no tomorrow”…. that made me laugh for a one minute!😂😂😂
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. 🥰
Thank you so much Ma'am. My deepest gratitude and respect for you. ❤❤❤❤😊
Thank you Madam Ling Chi!!! Love this step by step.. Need to get these brushes
Thank you, stay healthy and blessed
Brilliant!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. ❤
Thank you so much! A+ Lesson
Simple and beautiful. Thanks for teaching. Very practical.
Awesome! Love the way you teach it! Great thanks, Teacher!❤
Thank you so much for sharing this video.
You're welcome! Thank you for you comment and thank you for watching!
Thank you! 😘
You're welcome 😊
Beautiful painting bamboo
Thank you for sharing
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You’ve a very good teacher. Your videos show how much you seem to love what you teach. I’ve enjoyed watching your classes. Thanks
Glad you like them! Appreciate you watching and taking to time to leave us such encouraging comments!
So simple. So stunning. I used to use these designs on my boyfriends pottery he used to create. His cups and plates and other things he made were beautiful on their own. Then he met me and i suggested we should find a way to decorate them. Not the traditional way of using the glaze but to "paint" things from nature. I was leaning Sumi-E, one stroke japanese painting classes. All i loved painting was bamboo. It was so pretty and easy. I used the black block ink on pape. I thought i could do that same thing with a brush and glaze. I took a brush with glaze and i began making the strokes and it amazed him how gorgeous his plain coffee cups became. I did all kinds of other designs but my favorite thing to create was/were? Bamboo. That was 40 years ago. Thank you for your video here in CZcams. Your teaching method is slow and easy and beautiful.
Excellent video.Easy to understand and simple. Thank you ever so much. Il's a great help for the beginer I'm. I subscribe. Love from Paris France.
Gracias, gracias🙏🇦🇷🖐️
awesome, bless you!
I love this!! So simple yet magical and amazingly beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
TrueType masterful
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This was a fantastic tutorial. Thank you. I can’t wait to try this today!
Fantastic Vince! Can’t wait to see your bamboo!
You are the best Madame. Thank you!
Thank you Alicia for watching and for your encouraging comment!
thanks for sharing the video. Love it.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I've always wanted to paint bamboo, but they usually turn out wrong especially the leaves. Now I can practice your techniques with your detail tutorial. THANK YOU!!!
Great Maggie! We are pleased that you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching and for leaving us a comment! Good luck with your practice and let us know how the paintings turn out!
Beautiful Drinking. 🙏🙏
Oh, how wonderful a store I can get the supplies I need. I've had such a hard time finding high-quality brushes for my pieces.
Glad you found us! Yes for those who appreciate high quality Asian brush painting brushes, paper, ink, colors and materials, we are a reliable and supportive supplier. Don't hesitate to reach out to us with any questions!
Beautiful. Can't wait to try this. Thank you.
Thank you for watching and for your comment Shirley! Can't wait to see what you paint!
I love this video. Me and two of grandkids had a home painting party and my choice was bamboo. I wish I’d found this video first; however, my first bamboo painting turned out beautifully. We had a great time.
I can hardly wait to buy new brushes and paint bamboo again. Thanks so much for sharing these tips with us.
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Awesome Everett! Great choice of subject that we love that you are encouraging your grandkids as artists! We are happy that your first experience with bamboo painting was rewarding and look forward to your future studies on the subject! Thanks for watching and for leaving us a comment!
I have learned a lot from u I’m visual I need to see things how it is done thank u for ur time❤
Glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching and for your comment!
Bonjour et merci beaucoup pour ces explications très détaillées et formidablement transmises. Cela a l'air si simple et pourtant derrière il y a beaucoup de pratique, savoir mélanger les encres, comment les diluer, comment tenir ses pinceaux...merci infiniment, car je débute et j'ai appris beaucoup de choses ! Bonne journée à vous ❤🤩👋
Excellent bamboo painting.
Am also an artist but learnt
From u.Heartful thanks.
India
Thank you for watching and for your comment! We are excited that you are an artist and learning from the videos! Happy Painting!
Absolutely perfectly explained..you are very good at explaining in simple terms,
Paolo
Thank you for watching and for leaving us such an encouraging comment!
I like your one stroke painting.
Thank you for your comment Joy!
Very well done demo I will try this .
Great Savita! Always look forward to see your paintings!
Thank you So much Madam
You're welcome! Thank you for watching and for your encouraging comment!
How would frame paintings on this kind? Do you have any videos on framing your work?
What kind of paper do you use? It doesn't look like rice paper. Please share your brand of paper.
Ling Chi is using Practice Xuan Paper from OrientalArtSupply (OAS). It is a handmade, artist quality single ply rice paper cut to sizes convenient for practice. orientalartsupply.com/products/practice-shuen
Could you please tell me the name of the company who makes the bamboo brush for the leaves ? Interested to buy.
Yes. The brush is called Orchid Bamboo medium from Oriental Art Supply. Here is the link: orientalartsupply.com/products/orchid-bamboo?variant=31296676102223
How would frame paintings on this kind? Do you have any videos on framing your work?
Traditional Chinese paintings are usually finished with a wet mounting process. A water-based paste is used to glue the original painting to a backing paper and then it is hung on a board to dry. After drying, the painting can be cut off the board and will be stiff, and flat enough to mount. The wet mounting also returns the colors back to their original vibrancy. We have a sell a digital ebook with an embedded link to a 90 minute instructional video on the process here: orientalartsupply.com/products/mounting-techniques?variant=42147137618140
We also offer the lessons as a free gift with any purchase over $50.