Fine brushwork step

1. The most important dyeing technique in meticulous painting. Hold two pens in one hand, one pen dipped in color, and the other pen dipped in water to drag the color away, forming a gradient and gradient effect from thick to light.

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2. Unified dyeing: In the process of meticulous painting, according to the needs of the brightness of the picture, it is often necessary to render several leaves and flowers in a unified way, emphasizing the relationship between the brightness and color of the object, which is called unified dyeing.

3. Overdyeing: Generally, flat coating is the main method. Re-cover the color picture with color and render it locally.

4. Lift-up dyeing: When the dyeing is near completion, a small area is partially lightened with a certain color, or the picture is deepened like lift-up dyeing.

5. Baking and coloring: around the drawn object, a faint background color is rendered to set off or cover the object.

6. Dot dyeing: Use a brushwork close to freehand brushwork, dip one stroke in different shades of color, and even dye dots on the screen. This method is often used when dealing with backgrounds or small flowers skillfully.

7. Dry dyeing: A piece of color will be dizzy, and a lady's cheeks will be flushed, which will also be used in the painting of peony.

8. Wake-up dyeing: the color is slightly dim after covering. In the picture, re-dye it with a light dark color to make the background color more eye-catching.

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9. Dyeing: The method is to transfer two or three pattern colors to different plates, with the same thickness, mostly the same color or similar colors. Spread various colors on the paper in several strokes, dip them quickly with a slightly dry clear water pen and brush them evenly, or connect two colors in a range with clear water to produce a natural transition effect.