Another delightful day at The Horton painting magnolia. It was lovely to see everyone welcoming spring in their own style!
More of my workshops coming up.
Some of my own flower paintings including some more magnolia.
Another delightful day at The Horton painting magnolia. It was lovely to see everyone welcoming spring in their own style!
More of my workshops coming up.
Some of my own flower paintings including some more magnolia.
Lovely to start 2025 at The Horton with landscapes – a splendid achievement in just one day.
More of my workshops coming up.
Some of my own landscape paintings.
My in-person workshops coming up in 2025:
How to write the date on your painting: the videos of my 2-part online series are available to watch – let me know if you would like details.
Contemporary Chinese artist Chen Baodi paints snowy bamboo.
Note: This link is to a Chinese website, so take notice of warnings from your virus-checking/ security programme.
I felt like a bit of gongbi painting recently. I started by imitating Ma Lin’s elegant composition, then created my own pot of blooms. I tried different silks and colours, as well as dancai (light colour) and zhongcai (heavy colour) styles. They all need backing to flatten them out.
Another fun workshop at The Horton Arts Centre in Epsom, with enthusiastic learners. Here are some of their splendid eagles.
I enjoyed teaching another 1-day workshop at The Horton Arts Centre in Epsom, with enthusiastic learners. Here are some of their lovely paintings.
Many Tang camels have the sancai glaze. Unusual glaze on this camel in the Ashmolean, plus some of its history. Video of Cincinnati Art Museum camel.
Wu Zuoren is of course famous for painting camels – fabulous inkwork!
More information on bamboo here.