Come learn to paint the basic four subjects of orchid, bamboo. Students will cultivate creativity, new mysterious ink painting ideas with rice paper, and radical constraint, but the brushwork remains in the heart as a story and symbol of things. With so many creative brushstrokes, Korean ink paintings enable students to know and appreciate beautiful East Asian art. The methods help develop a better cultural exchange, understanding of culture, and respect for each other's Life. Students need brush, ink, and paper (links below). Please use all materials suitable for Korean ink painting, or for Japanese sumi-e or Chinese calligraphy.
Recommended links for materials (found on Amazon):
• Brush: https://bit.ly/chinesecalligraphybrush
• Paper: https://bit.ly/yasutomohoshopaperpad
• Ink: https://bit.ly/sumiinkforchinesecalligraphy
In addition, please prepare water, palette (a regular dish is fine), 2–3 sheets of paper towel, and a piece of felt cloth (any color, size is bigger than your paper) or an old blanket to place under your painting paper (this prevents ink from staining the desk and provides a nice cushion when you paint)