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How to color the landscape

A landscape painting. Landscape painting with mineral azurite and stone green as the main colors. There are big turquoise and small turquoise. The former has more hooks, fewer strokes, strong coloring and strong decoration; The latter is dominated by the light color of ink and wash.

Zhang Geng in Qing Dynasty said: "Painting and painting have always been colorful." Dong Tang said in the Yuan Dynasty: "Li Sixun painted landscapes, reflecting them with golden jade, which is the family law." During the Southern Song Dynasty, there were two Zhao dynasties (Boju and Bojun), which were famous for their green landscapes.

China's landscape painting is color painting first, followed by ink painting. In color-coded painting, there are heavy colors first, then light colors.

Generally speaking, green landscape can be divided into two types: the green edge of the pen and the green edge of the pen. The former is characterized by work-induced brushwork. From the Six Dynasties until the Tang Dynasty, Li Licai established the basic creative characteristics of green landscapes. Around the turn of the Song Dynasty, there were three categories: Jinbi landscape, big green landscape and little green landscape. Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties developed and influenced each other, and little green landscape prevailed. The golden landscape is magnificent, the big green landscape is better than brilliant, and the small green landscape is beautiful. The latter appeared in the late Ming Dynasty, represented by the boneless colorful landscapes in Lan Ying. Later, on this basis, it developed into a colorful landscape founded by Zhang Daqian and Liu Haisu in modern times. Boneless heavy color is better than gorgeous color, and green splash color is better than warm and hearty. Lin Rongsheng, Xu Jun, Nima Zeren, Qi and others have made outstanding achievements in the field of meticulous landscape painting.