Splash ink technique in Chinese painting

A painting method of Chinese painting, in which a pen is dipped in ink and sprinkled on paper or silk to draw an image, just like splashing ink.

Basic explanation

A painting method of Chinese painting in which ink is sprinkled on paper or silk. If ink is splashed, the picture is bold and unrestrained.

detailed description

1. A technique of Chinese painting. Splash ink on paper or silk and paint according to its shape. The brushwork is bold and unrestrained, and the pen and ink are splashed. splash-ink

Tang Lugui's dream of "Poems with Five Flowers Hua Ding Zhang": "Visit Tan Xuanke and splash ink." Wang Qia: "I don't know who Wang Qia is. He is good at splashing ink on paintings. At that time, everyone splashed ink on the king. " Li Yimang's Preface to A Ying's Collected Works: "You paint oil paintings and he sketches; You are green, he is good at splashing ink; You carve pictures and he carves marble. " 2. Metaphor is the dark black of weather or scenery. Song Luyou's Poems in the Snow: "Dusk clouds are like splashing ink, and Chun Xue can't be a flower." The words in Huang Jingren's Pearl Curtain Flowers Showing Rain in the Qing Dynasty: "chun yin ink-splashing people sit and worry, grinding the rain silk and pulling down Chun Xue." Wu Zuxiang's "Mountain Torrents" X: "The dense Woods on the nearby mountains have become large pieces of heavy colors."

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A technique of China's monochrome painting is usually translated as "splash painting"

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Chinese painting technique name. According to legend, in the Tang Dynasty, Wang Qia spilled paper with ink and rubbed it with his feet. In the shape of stone, cloud and water, he should splash ink with his hands at will.

Clouds appear, dyed into wind and rain, just like a miracle, but you can't see the traces of ink stains when you look down (see Record of Famous Paintings in Tang Dynasty). "Bamboo Painting" by Li Rihua in Ming Dynasty: "Splash ink skillfully, without handwriting, like splashing ears." Shen Zongqian's Painting of Mustard Seeds in Qing Dynasty: "The charm of painting can best be expressed by splashing ink with ink, splashing green with mountains and splashing green with grass." Later generations pointed out that the pen was full of ink, or clicked or brushed, and the ink dripped dripping and magnificent, all of which were called "splashing ink". In modern times, there is also a bold painting method based on color, which is called "splashing color". As a method of Chinese painting creation, "splash ink" has existed since ancient times. It is said that Tang Wang QIA studied in Zheng Qian and Xiangrong. Money has always been "attentive" to ink painting, and the evaluation of Xiangrong's "unique use of ink" has a great influence. Therefore, Wang Qia's splash-ink victory is the teacher's relationship. According to legend, Wang Qia is a heavy drinker, and when he is drunk, he often "takes ink from a bun, and reaches silk". Zhu Yue said, "If you want to draw a picture, drink it first, then splash ink", "Or linger or sweep it, or light or thick, depending on its shape, the mountain is a stone, and the cloud is water. You have to take your hand at will. If you are lucky, you can draw a cloud and dye it into wind and rain, just like a clever trick. You can't see its ink stains when you look down. " Two-meter landscape painting is freehand brushwork in ink, splashing ink for painting, and there is also the participation of accumulating ink and splashing ink. At its critical moment, Jiao Mo is often used to remind its spirit. The splash-ink painting of banana grapes by Ivy, the splash-ink painting of lotus flowers by Mr. Pan Tianshou and the splash-ink painting of landscape paintings by Mr. Huang and Mr. Lu all raise the traditional ink painting techniques to a new height and have great influence. Splash method is to use extremely wet ink, that is, dip a lot of saturated ink, and write write slowly quickly with a pen, the ink will seep out and you can't see the painting. When it is dry or almost dry, pour thick ink on it. In other words, on the lighter ink, plus a thicker pen, this piece of light ink will increase the level. There are also times when the light ink is not dry, that is, when the thick ink is poured, it will seep with the water and show charm.