True and false "blue and white okra pattern" painting method comparison: first, the first two pictures of the real product: filled color (upper left): large straight paint, skillful, overlapping and heavy color. Fill in the edges white (top right): Draw with light strokes

Comparison of true and false "blue and white okra pattern" painting method:

First, the above two pictures of genuine:

Fill color (top left): Large straight paint, skillful, overlapping and heavy color.

Fill in the edge white (top right): Use light strokes to draw a white outline inside the petal, paint it in the inner outline, and overlap to leave a heavy color, resulting in a sense of bloom.

Second, the following two pictures of imitations:

Fill color (bottom left): Afraid to go out of bounds, thin and straight.

Fill in the edge white (bottom right): Paint the edge white directly with a large brush inside the petal outline, without a sense of petal tension.

Note: The above two pictures are the museum and 140 million lots, the bottom two pictures are high imitations on the market, and other gaps with the real thing are not repeated here.