Wang Liang, a native of Qingyang, Gansu, is a young female painter. He is currently a researcher at the Chinese Painting Institute of the Cultural Industry Research Institute of Northwest University, and has been engaged in fine arts for a long time, a professional painter, and is good at painting bamboo.
Painting bamboo and drawing the "momentum" is undoubtedly the most basic and important. The posture and posture of the wind bamboo all lie in the branches and leaves, the branches and leaves should be tilted according to the wind, and the pen should be penetrating and neat, drawing the feeling of swaying with the wind.
When Wang Liang paints, every stroke must be carefully considered and meticulous, so the pen is bold and spicy, and it can be carefully cleaned up, and the composition of the work is fresh and beautiful, and the pen and ink colors crisscross each other, imposing, interesting, and has a distinct unique style. The wind and bamboo in his pen are blown by the breeze and are suddenly cool. Bamboo poles swing lightly, branches and leaves move. The wind blows, the branches dance. Between the branches and leaves, there seems to be a sound. Swaying but not messy, the layers are clear and comfortable.