Chinese brush painting is a centuries old art form. It takes practice, skill, and patience - not unlike other art styles - but this brush painting technique is particularly beautiful and meditative.
Most often done on rice paper, it is used in storytelling, nature scenes, and everyday writings, to name a few.
At the March meeting of the Concord Art Association, guest presenter Barbara Bornet Stumph, told us of her passion for this art style, showed us some of her work, and let us try our hand at creating. Read more about Barbara's Chinese brush painting presentation
I took a stab at it but used a rock for my artwork rather than traditional paper.
Tricky but fun! Try something new today!
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