Bienvenidos a ver mis ocurrencia artística o un hermoso paisaje, en el blog digital de Hive.
La ilustración de hoy se titula.
MIS MATERIALES.
PROCESO PASO A PASO.
EL INICIO.
Muchas gracias por su amable atención.
Un abrazo, los quiero mucho.
Good morning, friends of the Hive platform! This is your good friend, the painter Ramaco, bringing you a new artistic post: an illustration I created thinking about the Chinese landscapes that I love so much, and which I hope you will enjoy.
Welcome to see my artistic inspiration or a beautiful landscape on the Hive digital blog.
@ramaco54
Today's illustration is titled:
Chinese Landscape in my style.
MY MATERIALS.
The materials I used in This time, the materials I used were: watercolor, pen and ink, India ink, some white acrylic paint, watercolor brushes, a fine-tip marker, and colored pencils, on FABRIANO cardstock. I used a Panasonic LUMIX FZ47 camera, Adobe Photoshop for digital modifications, and PowerPoint to convert the images to JPG format.
STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS.
Dear viewer, curator, and loyal follower of my artistic work, I have always admired the landscapes and artistic works created by those who master the watercolor wash technique on various handcrafted supports. I have always considered these to be great masterpieces worthy of admiration. For this reason, from my small art studio, I will consider the wash technique, some characteristics of Chinese landscapes, and my knowledge of art to create the following illustration.
THE BEGINNING.
Starting, as is customary in many of my artistic works, I create the ink wash using my old Chinese brush and the wash technique, as shown in the images.
Having created a dark ink wash in the center of the support, I will use a damp brush to spread it and take full advantage of the different shades...
I continue working with my Chinese brush and some water to further develop the ink.adding subtle details to different areas of the support according to my interest in the illustration.
Notice how, with the ink washes and the first details in the India ink drawing, the initial wash has been transformed, suggesting from this point onward the visualization of a landscape, subtle with different shades of gray and some purple in the foliage of the bushes.
This part defines me as a colorist within artistic expressions, since I added The colors are very intense, respecting the initial brushstroke that forms part of the dark shadows of the place. This allows us to identify ochre, orange, and some sepia tones in the ground, bushes, and mountains, along with some green in a few of the bushes. Red flowers are also present among the wild vegetation and trees in the work, creating a subtle visual journey through the artwork. This journey harmonizes with all the details and colors, from the landscape to the temple.
A sun is present on the right side of the work, and the light emanates from the temple and its surroundings. These are among the details that can be seen in the illustrated work, which is titled:
Chinese Landscape to my style.
Dear friends, viewers, curators, and of course, my dear loyal followers, what's important in art is the enjoyment, particularly in the creation of a work. It's experiencing the emotion in the drawing of each detail, in how the brushstroke becomes part of the landscape without altering the purity of the color. In this way, I show respect both for the art created by my hands and for the landscape itself, which on this occasion pays homage to the beauty of Chinese landscapes, represented in my style.
Thank you very much for your kind attention.
Hugs, I love you all.
@ramaco54