How to draw bamboo in ink painting

Bamboo is a portrayal of China literati spirit. I believe many people like bamboo. Let's take a look at the simple course of ink painting bamboo:

1. First draw a small wind branch in front of the bottom with a wolfram pen from bottom to top. Use the pen quickly, the strokes are connected, and you can't drag.

2. Then draw branches at the back. Bamboo poles should be slightly bent to show their elasticity, but they should not cross.

3. After you continue to rinse the pen, dip in a proper amount of water, then dip in light ink, and fully dip the tip of the pen in thick ink, so that the ink color on the pen is as strong and clear as possible from bottom to top, and quickly write the wind and bamboo leaves until all colors are used up, and then draw the next stroke. The dark color of leaves will naturally change with the depth of dryness and wetness.

4. Then draw upwind leaves, not too much and indispensable, to enrich the picture.

4. Finally, observe the picture as a whole and make the final adjustment, and the introduction of Chinese painting and bamboo painting is completed.

Ink painting is a kind of painting art form in China, that is, "Chinese painting" in a narrow sense. It is made of water and ink through concentration adjustment, and it is one of the traditional paintings in China. At first, ink painting was only water and ink, black and white, but advanced ink painting also had colorful meticulous flower-and-bird painting, sometimes called color ink painting. It is characterized by emphasizing meaning over reality, leaving a lot of blank space, and the process of painting is called "writing" rather than "painting"