Chinese painting lotus ink painting freehand brushwork

The freehand brushwork of lotus ink painting in Chinese painting is as follows:

1, Lotus Map

Lotus Picture is an ink painting created by China modern painter Zhang Daqian. This picture is a lotus flower. The composition of the whole painting is full, dense, bold and unconstrained, and the style is fresh and elegant, which seems to herald the birth of a new life and has a strong and powerful trend. The author created this work as a gift to Mao Zedong.

2. Lotus and Mandarin Duck

Lotus and Yuanyang is a colorful silk painting created by painter Chen Hongshou in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, which is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing.

In this painting, there is a corner of the lotus pond. On the clear water, a pair of mandarin ducks are swimming together. On them, lotus leaves are as green as umbrellas, and several red lotus flowers are in full bloom.

The flower-and-bird painting method is neat and meticulous, which is in line with reality. The veins of the lotus leaf, the red silk of the lotus flower and the fine spines on the lotus handle are all vividly depicted, while the water waves, water plants and reeds are only dyed with a few strokes of light ink. The combination of brushwork and reality makes the picture feel ethereal and moist.

3. "Sparse sand birds"

The Sand Birds in the Desert is a silk color painting created anonymously in the Song Dynasty, which is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing.

The withered lotus leaf in the picture, in autumn, a thin lotus leaf across the picture in the corner of the lotus pond, snipe perched on the lotus stalk, staring at a bee above, focused and focused.