Pauline Bull hosted the Chinese Painting Workshop today. Watching her paint the flowers and bamboo - it just seemed so easy. Her brush would just run away on the rice paper and produce the most delicate flowers and bamboo.
But is it easy ? I am sure the participants in todays workshop will agree that it takes a lot of practise to produce the results Pauline has.
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The students patiently practising their strokes |
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They are beginning to get it after many hours practise |
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For the oil painters it seemed strange using the runny paint and floppy brushes
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A demonstration of how to loosely hold the brush and let it flow over the paper |
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Simple flowers - quickly done |
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Demonstration by Pauline |
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