PoMo Paintings; Splashing Ink Paintings

The paintings below were in preparation for teaching a traditional Chinese Painting workshop. Part 1:The first image shows the bamboo bone stroke, the horn-of-the-deer, and a focus on varying the trunks: light - dark; young - old; thick-thin. Part 2: shows a bamboo painting complete with the leaves in the "swallow" formation.

Demonstration - Millennium Gate Museum Click on a image to see information and a larger more detailed view of the painting.

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Demonstration - Bamboo Click on a image to see information and a larger more detailed view of the painting.

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Demonstration - Lotus at the Annual Sumi'e Society of America Meeting -

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Workshop: Sarasota, Florida Click on a image to see information and a larger more detailed view of the painting.

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Oriental BrushStrokes

(Traditional Chinese Brush Painting, Asian Painting, Oriental Art, Oriental Painting, PoMo, Splashing Ink, Tradtional Chinese Landscape Painting, Chinese Bird and Flower Paintings, Chinese Watercolor Painting, Watercolor, Oriental Brush Painting)

Demonstration - Millennium Gate Museum Click on a image to see information and a larger more detailed view of the painting.

Demonstration - Bamboo Click on a image to see information and a larger more detailed view of the painting.

Demonstration - Lotus at the Annual Sumi'e Society of America Meeting -

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Workshop: Sarasota, Florida Click on a image to see information and a larger more detailed view of the painting.