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What is rubbing?

Brief introduction of rubbing method is as follows:

Second, the detailed explanation is as follows:

1, explain in detail:

Also known as reverse printing, it is a technique between no strokes and printmaking. Generally speaking, it is sprinkled on a flat glass plate (with white cloth or white paper under it) and watered or painted with watercolor. Water has many colors, which can be connected, permeated or untouched. In short, you can pour, smear, squeeze, sprinkle, sprinkle and drip at will. When the water is dry, cover it with colored paper and gently press it up, down, left and right to recolor the whole picture. When you feel that there is nothing missing, lift it to two corners and lay it flat on the drawing board, and an infinite and unpredictable picture will basically be formed. Of course, since colors are naturally mixed, it is also accidental and experimental, and it is possible to fail one after another or succeed at one stroke.

2. Examples are as follows:

The Warrior shows the mysterious and simple beauty of ancient culture. First, paint the picture with white wax and light green oil pastels, and then rubbing. Make the colors of the picture scarlet, khaki and light green. Finally, add the image of a soldier.

Symphony, music and painting-the sad symphony uses another kneading technique. The author takes bright gray background and smooth undulating lines as his main artistic language. After the above two colors are finished, apply very clean light gray and thin pink on the wrinkled transparent polyester paper. Using its irregular outline, the transparent paper is immediately pressed on the screen, so that the original wavy line is shrouded in a foggy atmosphere, and the meaning seems more vivid and subtle.