How to Paint Cloud & Mist in Chinese Landscape Painting Using Cotton Xuan Paper HD(2/2)

[@lindaag0]

Lovely! I also have to say I really appreciate how your videos are shot and edited. I just cannot look at ones that move around a lot (terrible head and eye pain from ones like that!) or ones that have lots of fancy editing at the expense of simplicity and clarity and stillness. Keep up the great work Victoria & Henry & thanks, as always.

[@raybrennan7851]

Thank you for this demonstration it looks just like the antique Chinese scroll paintings that i like and collect, a fantastic result.

[@MsCobelolem]

Thank you Mr Li for showing the trick to wash on the back of the painting. Beautiful effects.

[@blueheronarts]

Thanks you!

[@marybaxter8722]

Love the new ways of brush handling that you showed ! I can't wait to try them .

[@charliewhite578]

Literally going to try this now. Its so beautiful.

[@davypaul9827]

how did it go?

[@tanvanhau1336]

toi rat thich video nay.toi cung dang hoc no.thong cam toi xu dung vi tinh khong duoc tot.nhung toi rat thich hoc mon nghe thuat nay.cac ban hay dua nhieu doan vi deo hay hon len nhe .xin cam on.

[@TammyRose751]

Beautiful painting. Your art is like music.

[@TheCatgirl]

This was amazing. Hopefully I can paint like that someday.

[@김정일-f2w]

ㄷ3

[@rodneilthomas1282]

A very masterful work with the inner chi in producing a work of art! I truly enjoyed watching you execute this technique. Thank you Henry Li! I want to learn but I’m not sure what tools, paper, etc. I need to begin, even the magnetic board is an interesting tool as well. Would appreciate any suggestions you might have.

[@blueheronarts]

Here is a beginner's set of supplies www.blueheronarts.com/student-value-pack-starter-chinese-painting-p-727.html for my online class at ChineseBrushPainting.Ning.com

[@rodneilthomas1282]

@@blueheronarts Thank you very much!

[@cboonsom]

very good painting.Thank you Henry Li.

[@jevintakao995]

What kind of art or dream is this called? ive always admired these kinds of paintings like the ones from Mulan!

[@jevintakao995]

By the way beautiful drawing you are a pro sir Henry!

[@jamesaritchie1]

Beautiful work.

[@blueheronarts]

Thank you very much!

[@MrHroark]

Very nice Henry...both videos. "Great art picks up where nature ends." ~Marc Chagall God bless

[@manjushaganguly9659]

very nice demo. awesome painting ..

[@futomaki000]

Genial !!! Me encanta. Gracias por compartir. 🙏🏻

[@carolineullrich7323]

beautifully done. love it!

[@ShannenMatnarudin]

really nice nature painting henry :)

[@bandanamushunuri1561]

which colour u r using

[@johnnyblaze373]

can this kind of art be done on an easel? can it be done on a paper where you don't need to turn it over and wet it etc? thanks for the upload/tutorial

[@blueheronarts]

I have paint them on easel as well and you need not to turn it over to paint.

[@jamieluce5960]

Beautiful.

[@williamvanstory6782]

Amazing work...

[@j.cocteau6945]

Henry, would it be possible to tell me the source of the poem and who is it by? I would highly appreciate it

[@blueheronarts]

荆溪白石出， 天寒红叶稀。 山路元无雨， 空翠湿人衣。 In the Mountains by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty White stones have emerged in the little stream. A few red leaves are hung. The days are growing cold. No rain has fall'n on the mountain paths, but whew, The bright green air to the garments seem to hold! ( trans. by Wang Baotong)

[@j.cocteau6945]

@@blueheronarts thank you for the text and translation, highly appreciated! I was curious about this line you added 'on the mountain trail, actually no rain, only the green, that wet my clothing'. Is this part of the extension of the poem or is this your take of the poem? I am really interested as I am an artist myself and would find this very useful. Looking forward to your response. Thank you

[@blueheronarts]

@@j.cocteau6945 It's a language question. You can find many versions of translation form the same poem. I tend to render it word to word and keep the imagery feel of the poem.

[@corissachao]

Do I have to use felt or can I use some other type of material? Maybe a towel?

[@blueheronarts]

A blanket will do but not towel, because it is not supposed to be too absorbent.

[@jasminflower3814]

What would happen if you painted this painting using the same inks and brushes etc but painted it on water colour paper? Would it look the same?

[@blueheronarts]

No it is not the same because WC paper is hard sized, not as absorbent as the rice paper.

[@jasminflower3814]

Ok, thank you Henry for answering my question. That is great ;-) I will keep watching your videos and I might buy some rice paper and try it one day.

[@emilyy_li]

Your paintings are amazing I have a question Where do you get the red stamp with your name on it? By the way, my little brother has the same name as you Henry Li haha the last name is also Li Great video

[@blueheronarts]

Hi Emily, I am also a seal-engraving artist. www.blueheronarts.com/custom-design-carving-name-seal-mood-image-seals-p-12555.html

[@JardaKelt]

Very, very, beautiful

[@luzaguzman6306]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@rickyhineman4124]

what is the red stamp you put on after the poem for?

[@blueheronarts]

That is my name seal.

[@rickyhineman4124]

does all Chinese paintings have the name seal?

[@michellebrown4]

Ricky Hineman usually and probably. its used for signing documents as well.

[@rickyhineman4124]

Thanks michellebrown4​

[@blueheronarts]

Yes, all CHinese paintings have a name seal. It is like a dessert after dinner.

[@iseeflowers]

To get to your level, I think it will take many years.

[@iseeflowers]

Dam Jackass yes true.

[@noealicea]

thanx for sharing teacher

[@kibo070]

Спасибо !!!

[@edgardorozcocampos]

Excelente!

[@glamlin7432]

super good

[@erlajade7696]

💜

[@samuelperez9362]

No entiendo qué es lo que hace.

[@Williamwahlstrom]

Do you take pupils?

[@blueheronarts]

Yes, you can join our online class to start with.Thanks!