I took a class at the Pennyslvania Academy of Fine Art in Japanese brush painting. Keiko Miyamori was our instructor and I learned all the traditional strokes for bamboo, plum blossoms, orchids, rocks as well as learning about Japanese paper. These blossoms I tore from practice paper that I made in class. The paper for the branches is handmade paper that I purchased at the book, paper scissor event at Th Philadelphia Frre Library.
lForeign coins, thread, newspaper clipping, single earring, ..what's in your top drawer? What does it say about you? Site dedicated to the assemblage that is all of us...it's the things you leave behind.
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Showing posts with label sumi ink. Show all posts
Friday, May 03, 2013
Cherry blossoms
Recently framed this mixed media collage and hung it in my studio. Found a few other paces in the house where it worked well also. Will have to do more of these as I am pleased with this one and working with red back grounds. Currently reading "An Artist of the Floating World" by Kazuo Ishiguro, a novel about a Japanese artist set in postwar Japan. Also experiencing cherry blossoms in real life... A chilly, but welcome spring.
Labels:
brush painting,
cherry blossoms,
collage,
Kazou Ishiguro,
Keiko Miymori,
PAFA,
sumi ink
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