Landscape painting techniques and color mixing techniques

The painting and coloring techniques of landscapes are as follows:

Coloring method: also known as the line-filling method, the outline-filling method, and the outlining method. First, draw the outline of the object with an ink line, and then use color to fill in the range of the drawn ink line. The filling should be smooth and even, so it is also called single-line flat painting.

Dyeing methods: There are light color blending, heavy color blending, transfer dyeing, support dyeing, spot dyeing, etc. The requirements for rendering freehand paintings are: first adjust the light color on the brush, and then adjust the darker color on the tip of the brush. One stroke of painting on the rice paper will naturally show different shades of colors.

Color splashing method: Mainly used in freehand paintings. On the basis of large splashes of ink, full and dripping stone colors (with covering power) are splashed on the paintings to combine heavy colors with ink colors. , thus making the color and volume of the object more prominent and thick.