Tang Hua and what kind of paintings?

Tang Hua is similar to the sketch in China's traditional painting and the sketch in western painting.

Tang Hua is a traditional folk handicraft, with sugar as the material for modeling. The only tools used are a spoon and a shovel. Sugar is usually brown sugar, white sugar and a little maltose, which is cooked on the stove with warm fire. When it is ready to tie the thread, it can be used for casting.

When drawing a shape, the artist scoops up the melted sugar juice with a small spoon and throws it back and forth quickly on the slate to draw a shape. The skill of folk artists is the key to modeling. When the model is completed, Tang Hua will be scooped up by a small shovel and then glued with bamboo sticks.

Tang Hua, as its name implies, is a picture made of sugar. I also drew sugar, which is quite edible. Commonly known as "sugar pourer", "sugar pourer" or "sugar lantern shadow", it can be divided into plane Tang Hua and three-dimensional Tang Hua. It is an authentic folk painting, a distinctive street art, widely spread between Bashan and Shushui, and it is a craft food loved by the people.

Sketch introduction:

Sketch, as its name implies, is a quick method of sketching. Sketch is China's original vocabulary, which belongs to a kind of sketch.

Sketch, like sketch, is not only the foundation of plastic arts, but also an independent art form. This independent form was established after Europe18th century. Prior to this, sketch was only the preparation stage and recording means of artists' creation.

The combination of China's sketch and China's sketch produces a unique modeling method combining line and surface. In order to distinguish it from the concept of sketch, there are generally two definitions-painting terms. Sketch the dynamic or static images of people and things in a short time with concise lines. Materials usually used for creation.

A short, concise and vivid style that briefly describes meaningful things or people in life. It also refers to the expressive technique of describing characters or life scenes with powerful pen and ink.