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

Here is the last part of this painting. If anybody is interested in getting this painting on your wall please let me know and I will put it on eBay maybe. It will look much nicer after mounting and framing.

Chinese painting supplies provided http://www.BlueHeronArts.com and here is the materials list:

1) Rooster feather brush;
2) Bear Hair Brush;
3) Triple Xuan(Shuan, Shuen) rice paper;
4) Chuang Hwa Chinese Ink;
5) Magnetic white board with mini magnetic paperweights;
6) Painting glue power made of peach tree sap;
7) Ceramic Brush Basin with 3 Wells.
8) Porcelain Flower Palette;
9) Marie's Chinese Painting Colors;
10) Umber Chips.

Thanks for watching and feedbacks!

Henry

Category:

Howto & Style

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• grand canyon
• landscape
• painting
• split brush
• dry brush
• Chinese painting
• Henry Li
• watercolor
• Tutorial
• free lesson
• demo
• Triple Xuan
• rice paper

[Th3BlackShEeEP]

The longer i watch the painting, the more details i can see 0_0

[TheMidhope]

Just speachless

[ticklelicious06]

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

[alexandersunivers91]

you rock man !

[shaywahl]

I thoroughly enjoyed this and learned so much. You are gifted as an artist and a teacher. Thank you!

[leisititine1]

Magnifique!

[aangita]

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

[donkeyfarmgirl]

Thank you, Henry!! That was wonderful and beautiful!

[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.