What shape does Chinese painting emphasize most?

Chinese painting emphasizes line modeling.

Line modeling is one of the main characteristics that distinguish Chinese painting from other painting forms. It has a unique aesthetic consciousness and spiritual personality. Chinese painting has always advocated "conveying the spirit with form", and the relationship between form and spirit is dominated by "God", which is a kind of "tacit understanding".

Line is the modeling method of Chinese painting. China's painting has a long history, unique forms of expression and different styles. As the simplest, most basic and simplest modeling language, line has been widely used in various paintings. For Chinese painting, lines have an irreplaceable special position.

Lines themselves contain unique aesthetic functions, and the aesthetics of lines occupy a decisive position in the aesthetics of Chinese painting, and the lines of Chinese painting also contain unique aesthetic functions. The creation of Chinese painting is inseparable from lines, which are the unique aesthetic feeling of Chinese painting. From the ancient single-line murals to the study of the fashion of the Wu Dynasty, the appearance of Cao costumes and various painting methods, the role of lines has been highlighted. In traditional painting, line drawing has a unique form and effect.

The characteristics of China's traditional painting;

China's Traditional Yi-ology Paintings. Traditional patterns are unique artistic products in China, and now they also exist in various objects, furniture and fine carvings, and are loved by many people who like art. People's tattoos are also based on ancient patterns. Ancient grain paintings can be traced back to the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Originally a totem symbol, it was painted on the face to scare off the enemy, and then stabbed on the face as a punishment (ink punishment) to let others know that you are a prisoner, which gradually evolved into fashion.

The complexity of the pattern is by no means a simple listing, but a simple repetition. It pays attention to the rhythm and rhythm embodied in complexity, contrast and harmony, and coordinates and organizes density, size, priority, reality, movement, convergence and dispersion, so as to achieve overall unity and local changes, and local changes obey the whole, that is, "seeking order in chaos." This increases the level and connotation of the pattern, but from the perspective of decorative application, its requirements for processing technology are obviously harsh.