How to combine oil painting with Chinese painting? . Emergency,,,,,

Chinese painting is different from western painting. It does not aim to truly reproduce the concrete natural image (shape), but focuses on the charm of the object, the aesthetic feeling of the author and all the elements of the work. Chinese painting requires "vivid charm" to express the life and charm of the whole universe. It is based on "one pen per tube, too virtual." Understanding Chinese painting from this perspective can prevent meticulous painting from being mistaken for "realism" and confused with "representative theory" or "realism" in western art. Generally speaking, Chinese painting emphasizes subjectivity, while western art emphasizes objectivity. Chinese painting is poetic, while western art is dramatic. Therefore, in painting, Chinese painting emphasizes charm, while western painting emphasizes shape.

The specific differences are as follows

1 Chinese painting lines, oil painting lines are not obvious. Most lines are not original objects, but the realm used by painters to express two objects. For example, in Chinese painting, an egg-shaped line is drawn to represent a person's face. In fact, there are no such lines around people's faces. This line is the dividing line between face and background. Another example is to draw a ruler line to represent a person's nose. In fact, there is no such line on the nose. This line is the dividing line between nose and face. Another example is landscapes, flowers and so on. There are no lines in the object, but the painter uses lines. The lines in the mountains and rivers are specially named "travertine". The lines in the characters are specially named "clothes pleats". This is a difficult research work. Western painting only has the boundaries of things, and the boundaries are not drawn. Therefore, western paintings are very much like physical objects, while Chinese paintings are not like physical objects. You can know that they are paintings at a glance. Guy China's painting and calligraphy are in the same strain, and painting, like writing, freely reveals his mind.

2 Multi-focus perspective of oil painting and multi-point perspective of Chinese painting

Chinese painting does not talk about anatomy, while western figure painting attaches great importance to anatomy.

Chinese painting does not emphasize the background, while oil painting emphasizes the background.

In addition, painting tools themselves have different pigments: oil painting is oily pigment, which is colored with oil, and Chinese painting is ink painting, or Chinese painting pigments (including mineral pigments and plant pigments). In terms of image quality, oil painting is painted on linen and other fabrics, while Chinese painting is rice paper.

Style: The colors of oil paintings are covered many times, which are generally thick, abstract, concrete and impressive; Some Chinese paintings are blank, some have inscriptions, pay attention to artistic conception, and most of them are not realistic.

Oil painting belongs to western painting, while Chinese painting is a local thing in China, which should be well distinguished.

Mounting: oil paintings have frames, but no glass lenses; Some Chinese paintings have glass frames, some are scrolls, and there are no frames and lenses. They can be rolled up and carried easily.

Chinese painting can have four seasons. Diverse perspectives. The line itself contains a spirit. Oil painting can only use focus perspective.

Chinese painting: referred to as "Chinese painting", it is a unique system in Chengdu, the world art field. It uses brush, ink and Chinese painting pigments to draw on special rice paper or silk. The themes are figure painting, landscape painting, flower and bird painting and animal painting. In terms of techniques, it can be cited as meticulous brushwork and freehand brushwork, each with its own way and characteristics. In terms of figure painting, it gradually matured from the late Zhou Dynasty to the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties. Mountains and rivers, flowers and birds, etc. It was not until the Sui and Tang Dynasties that painting materials were independently formed. By the Five Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, there were many schools and they were highly developed. Metaphysical ink painting is very popular. In Ming, Qing and modern times, the former regulations were generally recorded. In each period, there are many innovative painters. In the field of world art or Chinese painting, it has a distinctive national form and unique style. In depicting objects, lines and ink are actively used to express body and texture, which is very expressive, and combined with poetry, prose and calligraphy seal cutting to achieve a vivid effect of "both form and spirit". In addition, Chinese painting has a unique mounting form, which plays a role in setting off the painting body.

Oil painting is to use transparent vegetable oil to blend pigments, and to create artistic images on already made materials such as cloth, paper and board. It originated and developed in Europe and became an important painting in the world in modern times.