Special techniques of ice and snow painting

The special techniques of ice and snow painting are as follows:

Drip white method

The ice and snow landscape painting technique is an original technique created by the master, which was created after more than ten years. It is called For ice and snow painting techniques, the white ink is dipped in light ink, and the pen tip is pressed against the rice paper. The excess light ink is meandering down, half flowing and half flowing, to vividly express the state of ice and snow about to melt.

Snow chaffing method

Snow chaffing method is mainly used to express shadows and virtual reality, which is a technique for studying the traces of snow. We know that mountains have various structures and textures, which results in various chapping methods; snow also has its own inherent structure and texture. The structure and texture of snow are determined by the shape of the object it is attached to, and are usually formed by wind blowing and animal tracks. The former blows the snowfield into various beautiful curves and points, while the latter forms various chaotic and orderly columns and spikes.

Splashing white method

Splashing white method is a method used to express flat snowfields and large areas of snow. It is the main method of using ink and white in ice and snow landscape paintings. Due to the white splashing method, ice and snow landscape paintings can better show the vast snow sea and snowfields in the North.

Overlap method

In the overlapping method, the pens are pressed against each other (the second time you use the pen, you need to press half the line with the first time), and the overlapping creates a layer-by-layer gradient. a feeling of. Each stroke must be an object, and each stroke can be seen.

The arrangement of brushwork

The arrangement of brushwork is mainly a technique for expressing snow-capped mountains and glaciers. The most basic technique for painting mountains in traditional Chinese painting is various chamfering techniques. A considerable number of traditional snow scene paintings use the traditional "mountain and stone technique" to express snow. The brush arrangement method is a method of painting snowy mountains and glaciers with the yin and yang facing back, which is refined based on the most basic principle of the chamfering method through changes in the use of brushes, alum and ink.

Raster method

Raster method is an important technique in ice and snow landscape painting. It uses the technique of ice and snow landscape painting to express the light feeling of ice and snow objects on the basis of strengthening the water mark lines. And a lighting technique used to enhance the light perception of the scene. Using this method, the ice and snow landscape painting has a bright and crystal clear light experience. The application of the grating method in the creation process of ice and snow landscape paintings can mainly produce various types of light such as outline light, transmitted light, structured light and mapped light.

Introduction to Ice and Snow Painting

Ice and Snow Painting is an art work based on ice and snow, which uses unique painting techniques to show the mysterious charm of the ice and snow world. In this type of painting, the texture of ice and snow and the cold atmosphere are vividly presented, giving people an immersive feeling. The creation process of ice and snow paintings is arduous, but for artists, this challenge is precisely the greatest charm of ice and snow paintings.

In ice and snow paintings, we can see the ever-changing changes of ice and snow, and appreciate the magic and magnificence of nature. Through delicate depictions of ice and snow, artists convey to the audience their awe of nature and their yearning for a better life. In our country, ice and snow painting has gradually become a popular art form with broad development prospects.