Landscape Painting Tutorial: Grand Canyon with Split Brush Techniques on Triple Xuan Paper(3/3)

[@larrygurney4001]

I am discovering the joy of Chinese and Japanese painting it gives me such wonderful freedom...beautiful brush and mark techniques

[@susanwu5814]

It's fascinating to watch you paint with split brush, the technique that I've never learn. What a great work, thank you for sharing.

[@TheBuddhaLight]

Once your seal touches your picture, the picture is complete and with it a new wonder appears in this world.

[@lindaag0]

Henry, this is really beautiful. And it's great to see the whole process of layering the color. I particularly like the sky and background impressionistic washes--lovely light. Yes, the SW landscape is so unique and as you said, so different than the wet, green northwest, and other places, which are beautiful in a very different way.

[@ILOVEMFEO]

loooovely painting, mr. li!! thanks for showing. i have bookmarked the 3-part lesson. i discovered chinese painting about 25 yrs ago, it was a revelation really. greetings from a greek from brussels, be.

[@CarlottaART]

Very Beautiful!!! Great work!!!

[@rustyt2138]

Thank you so much for this gift Henry

[@turtleheadjones1]

very neat, free, and cool... art is freedom....

[@ROBERT-hl7ff]

Me a gustado mucho su técnica de pintura , para reflejar el paisaje . Gracias.

[@ZenInkArt]

great work henry!!!! would love to see you do more work like this many thanks for tips!

[@gitimotevalian8717]

Amazing&great painting.thank u

[@18forreal]

wow that really awsome doing this painting must of taken hours more (Y) thumbs up

[@kevinlee462]

I know some watercolor seems much brighter in color than most Chinese Traditional Paintings as i know, and hope to learn how to draw brighter color in Landscape paintings. Thanks

[@ticklelicious06]

That looks so awesome. You are so talented :P.

[@ExpressionsSDA]

This was very helpful! Thank you.

[@moomoomagee]

Wonderful! thank you for sharing technique. I read magazine article.

[@alexandersunivers91]

you rock man !

[@leisititine1]

Magnifique!

[@aangita]

it amazing how light that paint gets once it's dry! (I'm so lame for noticing something like that! >b)

[@chamois73100]

Bravo !!

[@Biscoid360]

That's... a really lame insult. This thing looks amazing!

[@philamkim4510]

非常感谢，李先生

[@edgardorozcocampos]

This technique is closer to the Chinese watercolor than to the sumi and Japanese ..... no? I would like then, to know your opinion about the differences between one and the other, related to the landscape ... thank you!

[@kusumasrifa2900]

it so good

[@Nhionlyone]

Thank you

[@kevinlee462]

Hi, Henry, thanks for the wonderful video. I like to paint the landscape, but I like some happy and bright color (like this - yourshot. nationalgeographic. /photos/1706493/), and most Chinese seems dark/gray and not bright enough. I tried to add some white color but still not very good. Any suggestion? Thanks

[@sacura605]

i love your comment with that profile pic. lol

[@tenzcom1]

u waste my time and ur brush looks same like ur mustache. lol

[@kusumasrifa2900]

it so good

[@kusumasrifa2900]

it so good