How did Huang Meiyao, the master of ceramics, bring pastel porcelain back to the top of the porcelain world?
After studying ceramics for hundreds of years, they slowly developed this art, which can be said to be true geniuses.
Jingdezhen porcelain was first produced in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It is one of the four famous porcelains at home and abroad. It evolved from the influence of enamel colors on the basis of Kangxi's five colors. There is an inherent conclusion: "from Kangxi, to Yongzheng, to Qianlong", it has a history of hundreds of years. Later, in the late Qing Dynasty, a new type of colored porcelain - light red - appeared. This new ceramic technology can make the image appear light in color after firing. Light red seems to be more in line with the interest of Chinese landscape paintings and more in line with the aesthetic standards of the time.
As a result, pastel porcelain gradually declined, and the quantity and quality of production were not comparable to those before. In order to retain the characteristics of pastel, Huang Meiyao strictly inherited the tradition when creating pastel. Strictly following the traditional pastel technology, he mastered its techniques and various processing techniques. Therefore, the pastel porcelain he created is clear and bright, with a warm beauty like jade. In addition, Huang Lao also used his own unique ceramic painting techniques and composition. and color, so that his pastel works perfectly realize the combination of color and porcelain body, which together form the original beauty of pastel.
In the painting creation of his pastel works, techniques such as texture, wiping, dotting, dyeing, and hooking are integrated. He uses light lines to outline the structure of the mountain, and uses thick surfaces to depict the mountain and express the mountain rocks. The authenticity of the structure and texture, and the use of more techniques to reasonably decorate the stone, wood, and water in the mountain, make the entire work magnificent, magnificent, complete, and full, just like a Chinese landscape painting, elegant, meaningful, beautiful, and pink Cai is one of the four famous porcelains in China and an important part of the history of Chinese ceramic culture.
Through continuous thinking and testing of new materials and new processes, Mr. Huang combines the characteristics of traditional crayon art with the soul of technology, so that crayon works with more Chinese cultural charm and flavor of the times can be presented to people. .