"Mustard Garden Notation", Waseda University Collection, High-definition Color Edition Complete Collection No. 6, Chrysanthemum Scroll

Continuing with the contents of the previous issue, we will continue to update the sixth article of the high-definition version of the "Mustard Garden Painting Notation" collected by Waseda University.

There are many petals of chrysanthemums, which are somewhat difficult for beginners, and the first thing to pay attention to is that the overall outline of the chrysanthemum is basically elliptical or semi-oval.

Start with the petals closest to us, the occluded back painting.

The feeling of all the petals gathering in the center cannot be lost, don't scatter the painting.

If the blooming flowers are difficult, start with the bone and the half-blooming flowers.

In this version of the "Mustard Garden Painting Spectrum", the shade of ink color is very good and delicate.

The various gestures of the leaves are comprehensive.

Partial exercises and complete compositions can be cross-performed, and copying, sketching and creation can also be cross-performed, not waiting until the foundation is good before proceeding to the next step.

The next volume of the Chrysanthemum Spectrum is in color, which is a surprise to me in this set of "Mustard Garden Painting Notations".

The delicate relationship between the light ink baking and dyeing on the periphery of the chrysanthemum is so well printed, which is really good.

The combination of chrysanthemums with bamboo and stones is one of the most common ways to compose.

The next issue of the orchid roll is updated, so stay tuned.