Steps of green landscape painting

Write the first draft on cooked paper with pencil or light ink, and then outline the scenery of the draft with ink lines. The lines of the pen are strong and full, which is natural and relaxed.

Step two:

Use ochre to dye trunks and buildings, use ochre to dye the lower part of rocks, and then use grass green as the background color, or use ochre first and then juice green as the background color. The distant mountains can be dyed with ochre to show the effect of deep on the top and shallow on the bottom, and then the top of the mountain can be dyed with cinnabar or Zhu Qing.

Step 3:

When the draft is dry, use turquoise and azurite, use turquoise for the bright part and azurite for the dark part. Dyeing should be even, not done at once. Dyes need to be added one by one to prevent the influence of anger and dullness. The color should be decisive and neat, and you can't smear it back and forth. It is necessary to give the rock the effect of texture and thickness. Finally, the main part of the mountain is outlined by ink painting combined with light and shade. Rub the dark part of the rock slightly to enhance the three-dimensional sense and thickness of the mountain. When the picture is dry, the work will be finished with moss.

Color ink painting

Colored ink landscape is also called freehand brushwork green landscape. This painting method is not limited to the authenticity of the scenery, but a freehand brushwork painting form in which the painter can freely express his feelings. Because the expression of natural images is highly concise, there are certain requirements for techniques.

Jinbi painting

Jinbi landscape is a painting method developed on the basis of green landscape painting. It is presented by sketching clay gold on the contour lines with obvious textures such as peaks, gullies and buildings, or adding some moss and rubbings.