This article explores the “boneless” technique (没骨法) in Gongbi painting, highlighting how artists use color washes to create forms without preliminary outlines, adding softness, fluidity, and demonstrating a versatility within the art form.
This article explores how Gongbi painting depicts jewelry and accessories, highlighting the meticulous detail, use of line and color to convey textures and reflections, and how these objects contribute to the overall cultural and visual richness of the artwork.
This article delves into the specific techniques of Gongbi painting, focusing on the outlining method, color application, detailed depiction, traditional materials, and the discipline required for mastery.
Focuses on the use of silk as a painting surface in Gongbi art, detailing preparation techniques, challenges, and the historical significance of using this material.
An in-depth look at the techniques and tools used in Gongbi painting, covering brushes, ink, pigments, and painting surfaces.
This article provides a step-by-step guide to the techniques involved in creating a Gongbi painting, covering the sketching, outlining, layering, shading, and final detailing stages.
Ink wash, or shuimo (水墨), is a fundamental technique in Xieyi painting. It involves the skillful application of various shades of ink, diluted with water, to create depth, texture, and atmosphere. Mastery of ink wash is critical for achieving the desired expressive effects.