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Nice dynamic reminds me of Tunnicliffs free style.
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That is good Phil
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Originally Posted by Nom ->
Nice dynamic reminds me of Tunnicliffs free style.
Thank you Nom. Love Tuncliff.
This is partly from a photo and part from imagination.
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That is good Phil
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Not that familiar with Chinese brush painting, must do a bit of a google.
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Not that familiar with Chinese brush painting, must do a bit of a google.
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You will find lots of Demos on Youtube

Chinese Watercolour brushes are e made of Wolf and Goat hair and Sable and hold a lot of water
Chinese Watercoiour pigments are natural
And we use natural black stick ink, ground in a pestle
Also there is a special way if holding the brush.
It has to be vertical to get the right effect.

 

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