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Characteristics of Chinese Ink Painting

Ink painting is a painting made by mixing water and ink into different shades of ink. It is a form of painting. More often, ink painting is regarded as traditional Chinese painting, that is, the representative of traditional Chinese painting. Also known as Chinese painting, Chinese painting. Ink painting is one of the traditional Chinese paintings. Ink is the origin of traditional Chinese painting, which is based on the technique of brush and ink.
The line center pen, the side pen, the forward and the reverse front, the techniques of spot dyeing, rubbing, breaking the ink, and removing the ink. The change of ink in water is divided into five colors. Painted works, inscriptions, stamps. It’s a complete ink painting.
The basic ink painting is only water and ink, black and white, but the advanced ink painting also has meticulous flower and bird paintings, which are colorful. The latter is sometimes also called color ink painting. In Chinese painting, one of the unique materials of Chinese painting, ink is used as the main raw material, and some water is added into thick ink, light ink, dry ink, wet ink, burnt ink, etc., to draw different shades (black, white, gray) levels . Do not have a charm called “ink rhyme”. It has formed a form of painting dominated by ink and wash.
Introduction
Ink painting is representative of Chinese painting, that is, “Chinese painting” in a narrow sense, and has spread to other parts of East Asia. Basic ink painting consists of only water and ink, black and white, but advanced ink painting also includes meticulous flower and bird painting, which is colorful, and the latter is sometimes called color ink painting. The characteristics of Chinese ink painting are: near realistic, distant abstract, subtle color, rich artistic conception.
In the early days, black and white ink paintings were all expressed in the form of landscape paintings. Although they were only black and white, they were actually slightly yellowish because of the color of the paper. Colored ink painting has the application of splashing ink landscape in modern times, and also has the application of ink animation.
Also related to ink painting are ink prints. Different from ordinary prints, although ink-and-wash prints are also woodcut prints, they use rice paper as the paper material, and repeat the ink-wash printing in different places. .
A type of Chinese painting. Refers to paintings made purely in ink. According to legend, it began in the Tang Dynasty, formed in the Five Dynasties, flourished in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and continued to develop in the Ming Dynasty and modern times. Take the brushwork as the leading factor and give full play to the function of the ink technique.
“Ink is color” means that the change of ink thickness is the change of color level, “ink is divided into five colors”, it means that the colorfulness can be replaced by multi-level ink chromaticity. Shen Kuo’s “Picture Song” in the Northern Song Dynasty said: “Dong Yuan in the south of the Yangtze River is a giant, light ink and light blue are one.” That is the ink painting. People in the Tang and Song dynasties painted landscapes with wet brushes, and the effect of “water haloed ink stamps” appeared. Yuan people began to use dry brushes, with more changes in ink color, with an artistic effect of “like five colors”. In the Tang Dynasty, Wang Wei mentioned the posterity of the painting style.
Ink painting has played an important role in the history of Chinese painting for a long time. Ink painting is a branch of Chinese painting and one of the elements that make up the Chinese painting system. From a physical point of view, ink painting is a form of painting that uses a brush dipped in ink and water to paint on rice paper.
Artistic Features
Ink painting is a painting art form with strong Han nationality in China. With the help of painting tools and materials (writing brush, rice paper and ink) with national characteristics, it expresses painting with imagery and artistic conception. Its characteristics are mainly in two aspects. First, in terms of tools and materials, ink painting has the artistic effect of blending with water and milk.
Specifically, the properties of water, ink and rice paper are well reflected, such as the blending of ink and water, and the layers of dry and wet shades appear; and the fusion of ink and rice paper to produce the special effect of wet and wet penetration. The second is the performance characteristics of ink painting. Due to the blending and penetration of ink and rice paper, it is good at expressing the characteristics of objects that are like images but not images, that is, images. This kind of image effect can make people generate rich reverie, which is in line with the aesthetic ideal of “Chinese painting pays attention to artistic conception”.