artstates
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August 2008
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Oh, Hi~, by artstates on Aug 18, 2008 3:37:09 GMT 1, I'm feeling excited after viewing some of the terrific threads, while I'm afraid I don't belong to here. Though I'm interested in all kinds of art, I am familiar with only one specific feild: Chinese art and antique artworks. The latter one is apparently so traditional, old fashioned, and starchy. I almost gave up posting introduction here.
Well, for the second thought, I think these may be a sort of different refreshment for some of you, which becomes the reason why I am staying here. I hope you will like Chinese art, too.
The following Chinese painting scroll is a tiger climbing up the hill, which means the vigorous energy and up grown development.
I'm feeling excited after viewing some of the terrific threads, while I'm afraid I don't belong to here. Though I'm interested in all kinds of art, I am familiar with only one specific feild: Chinese art and antique artworks. The latter one is apparently so traditional, old fashioned, and starchy. I almost gave up posting introduction here. Well, for the second thought, I think these may be a sort of different refreshment for some of you, which becomes the reason why I am staying here. I hope you will like Chinese art, too. The following Chinese painting scroll is a tiger climbing up the hill, which means the vigorous energy and up grown development. |
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stickee
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June 2008
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Oh, Hi~, by stickee on Aug 18, 2008 5:19:14 GMT 1, welcome aboard!
can you tell us any more about the techniques you used and maybe a bigger photo would be nice?!
welcome aboard!
can you tell us any more about the techniques you used and maybe a bigger photo would be nice?!
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Oh, Hi~
Aug 18, 2008 10:37:06 GMT 1
Oh, Hi~, by snowflake8888 on Aug 18, 2008 10:37:06 GMT 1, These are brush techniques, and classical chinese scroll paintings. My street work and stencils are derived from these influences - where the painting itself has a subtext of meaning within.
These are brush techniques, and classical chinese scroll paintings. My street work and stencils are derived from these influences - where the painting itself has a subtext of meaning within.
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Tiki
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May 2008
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Oh, Hi~
Aug 18, 2008 12:21:21 GMT 1
Oh, Hi~, by Tiki on Aug 18, 2008 12:21:21 GMT 1, Tigers dont roar they "shush" appartently
Tigers dont roar they "shush" appartently
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