In the creation of traditional Chinese painting, there are a variety of traditional painting techniques such as hooking, rubbing, rubbing, dyeing, pointing, hitting water, contrasting colors, colliding ink, accumulating ink, accumulating ink, etc., which are still used by modern painters. Among them, hooking, rubbing, dyeing, dotting, etc. can be said to be the most basic techniques, and the following is an explanation of Chinese painting techniques and dyeing.
"Dyeing" is to use a color pen and a pen at the same time, first coloring the pen, and then use the pen to bake the color, so that its tone fades or thickens the brushwork, there are generally four different dyeing methods: set dyeing, spot dyeing, cover dyeing, joint dyeing, the specific introduction is as follows.
Overdyeing
In painting, it is mainly in the painting of flowers and birds, the different colors, in order to carry out diffuse dyeing, that is, when the first color is dyed, after drying, then dyed another color, so that the dyeing is gradually added, so it is called set dyeing.
When dyeing, it must be consistent with the direction of the previous dyeing, and from thick to light, from small to large, to dye the three-dimensional sense of the image.
As a result of overdyeing, you can get a color that is mixed by several colors, such as indigo and locust flowers can be dyed into official green or oil green; Indigo and yellow millet can be dyed to obtain cyan; Indigo and reed, bayberry bark can be dyed into black color and so on.
Spotting
One is to point to the pen and dye Han, that is, painting, Yan Zhi of the Northern Qi Dynasty pushes "Yan's Family Motto Miscellaneous Art": "Prince Wulie can take a photo, sit on the guests, and dye it at will, that is, become a number of people, in order to ask the boy, all know the name." One refers to the painter's embellishment of scenery in painting, dyeing and coloring.
The dot dye here is the latter. It is a technique used by the painter when painting: first use a brush to dip some lighter colors (or even just some water), then dip the tip of the brush into some dark colors, and then make a stroke on the paper. People call this technique "spot dyeing".
In this way, the result is a natural variation of light and shade in one stroke. If you paint flower petals, first dip the pen in pink, and then use the tip of the pen to dip some magenta, and the petals are from thick to light, fresh and tender.
Cover dyeing
In Chinese painting, when coloring, the bottom is laid first, and then the color is covered, which is called over-dyeing.
Generally, the background color is laid out by the rendering method first, and the color should be thicker and heavier, which can be added layer by layer. From deep to light, it is necessary to show its light and shade and layer. Then apply one or two more emerald colors as needed, and the color should be light. The choice of background color and cover color should be based on the characteristics of the painted object itself, the purpose is to make the two complement each other, producing a thick, distinct, complex and rich color effect.
This dyeing method is much purer and brighter than the new colors that result from blending two colors. If the bottom is paved with cyanine, it can be emerald with stone blue; The bottom is paved with grass green, which can be covered with stone green; Painting landscapes is dyed with ink, which can be covered with cyan and ochre.
Splicing
In the dyeing process of Chinese painting, when one color is dyed, another color is dyed while it is wet, so that the two colors are infiltrated together in the connected parts, this method is called dyeing.
This method is suitable for dealing with situations where there are several different colors in the same body, especially objects with bright colors, thick and faint colors, such as flowers, dresses, etc. It is characterized by labor-saving, active effect and a sense of flow.
One color, preferably dyed all at once. The colors that use this method should mostly be the same color or similar colors. For example, the color of the wild goose red leaves changes from purple to red, and from red to yellow, so you can adopt the method of dyeing, that is, the purple part is dyed first, then the red part is dyed, and then the yellow part is dyed.
When dyeing, use a dry water pen, first vertically and then horizontally, so that the joint part does not show pen marks, and the color halo is more even.