Chinese Brush Calligraphy
Ty. St Mary.
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It’s a 17×13-inch painting on rice paper. Using Chinese Calligraphy. The Glass frame is not included.
Chinese rice paper with traditional ink. The paper size is 18in X 7in. The glass frame is not included.
Art on Chinese rice paper. The actual frame size is 17in x 15in. The ink on it is 15in x 11in. Frame is not included.
Chinese calligraphy paper. The paper is 17in X 14in , the paint itself is about 16in X 13in. The frame is not included.
A photo of bamboo trees in snow. The print size is 19in X 13in. Frame is not included.
Photo of bamboo trees when it snowed in fall ….. The print size is 19in X 13in. Frame is not included.
digital art. The paper size is 19×13inch. The actual print is 13×9inch. Not with the frame, just the paper.
Digital art. The size of paper is 13×18inch, the actually print on it is 8.5×13inch. Glass frame is not included.
The Ember Pitcher
Digital art of a tiger. Glass frame is not included. The paper size itself is 18×14inch, but the print on it is 8×12inch.
Acrylic Art. The size is 10in x 20in. It’s very light wait. Covered with gloss varnish.
Acrylic Art. The size is 10in x 20in. It’s very light wait. Covered with gloss varnish.
Painting in the Chinese calligraphy style was one of the best experiences I’ve had. The brush becomes an extension of the hand, demanding both restraint and boldness: each stroke must be deliberate, fluid, and confident.
