传统山水画的技法（Techniques of traditional landscape painting）.docVIP

传统山水画的技法（Techniques of traditional landscape painting） Techniques of traditional landscape painting The traditional landscape painting skills embodied in rocks Cunfa, lotus leaf and pimacun solution, chapped, cracked, chapped chaos firewood, large and small ox hair cracked, chapped ax, folded with cracked, cracked cirrus, rain chapped, cracked bean and so on, we will sum up its three categories: 1, line (mainly in Massachusetts), cracked surface cracked (with ax based), square (with watercress, rain mainly). (1) pimacun (line: the technique such as chapped chapped) with open Ma Phi shaped, with long lines, rocks the dark bump, enrich the structure and network volume that Jiangnan rare grass and the soft soil. Microstrip crossing with pen. Short and loose solution method called. Gengzhi and barking disorder Chai cun. Slender and short called ox hair cracked. The three cases were cracked line type. (2) ax cracked (surface cracked): can best embody the hard texture of the rocks, with wood as ax marks, especially granite or artificial rock after blasting, is like this. The first big ax with a pen on paper lying belly to sweep, stroke with Yin feibai, back rocks is appropriate for small ax flat pen for discerning and slightly like shape, function and method of outline. The big ax cracked, small ax cracked surface cracked class. (3) rain, watercress (square): Bi Cun as ax shaped, also called small wrinkle. For performance in the mountains mountains, such as shading green hue, lush trees can feel, to change the situation and clear outline, light of the actual situation, density before writing. Horizontal pen points old called meters, appropriate painting yunshan. The mirror with flat front said the old cracked bean. Straight point old rain, nail head, sesame cracked. Above is the square class. (stone steps, descriptive text illustration demonstration steps omitted) Tree: the old saying that the tree is divided into four branches to form three-dimensional nature of trees, t