Learning Chinese brush painting - 15th painting

[onetimebf]

you did very well with the individual pine needles. what type of brush and brush stroke did you use?

[shybuttcute]

@onetimebf Sorry for not having answered you earlier, I have not been painting for a while, and dont check my messages, really sorry. I used a quite thin small brush, not chinese. Now I have learnt how to do it in the Chinese way, with a larger brush, painting several needes at every time. But this ones were painted one by one.

[shybuttcute]

@onetimebf @onetimebf Sorry for not having answered you earlier, I have not been painting for a while, and dont check my messages, really sorry. I used a quite thin small brush, not chinese. Now I have learnt how to do it in the Chinese way, with a larger brush, painting several needes at every time. But this ones were painted one by one.

[MongolLover]

Great work!

[mhlzbt]

Impressive! :)

[shybuttcute]

thank you! :D I must upload a video with some of my lasts paintings. Do you paint yourself? Greetings from Spain

[mhlzbt]

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[scrawnyjohnnny]

I tried to see your web page this week, but I can´t. I don´t know why. i´ll try to check your web site again.

[mhlzbt]

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[DFWcalligraphy]

Wonderful work! Pu Ru was pronounced correctly.

[shybuttcute]

wow Thank you Jeniffer!! I am glad you like it. I am happy with the result, hope my landscapes look this way in the future, but not only with pine trees, also the waterfalls, mountains, other kind of trees, etc etc. Hugs from Spain ;)

Nacho

[DFWcalligraphy]

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