CORRESPONDENCE COURSE vegetable painting summary Chinese artists like to keep compositions of vegetable painting simple. They also like to include items like insects, small animals, baskets or Chinese bowls in the final works. We shall keep this tradition going in this correspondence course. LESSON 1 Introduction, materials and equipment, basic techniques, wrist movement and elbow movement, press and lift technique, two-tone and two-colour loading, side brushstrokes. Painting Chinese leaves, Pak Choi, chillies LESSON 2 Painting onion, ginger, garlic, spring onion, Chinese bowl LESSON 3 Painting mushroom, aubergine, bamboo shoot, beetles LESSON 4 Painting capsicum, tomato, gourd, prawn LESSON 5 Painting carrot, cucumber, marrow, courgette, parsnip, basket LESSON 6 Painting turnip, swede, mooli, radish, beetroot, grasshopper LESSON 7 Painting sweet potato, potato, taro, mouse LESSON 8 Painting lotus root, lotus seedpod, lotus flower, frog LESSON 9 Painting pes, bean, cabbage white butterfly, chives, lemon grass, bay leaves, coriander LESSON 10 Painting pumpkin, squash, a wire basket In this course, you shall have step-by-step instructions for painting many vegetables and how to group them together to form composition of artworks. If you are interested in this course, email me. Click the following subjecy if you like to view the summary.
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