CHINESE WATERCOLOR BY ANISA OZALP
Chinese Watercolor
Chinese Watercolor
I began creating Chinese Watercolor Art, aka shuimo 水墨 /shway-mor/ water-ink and guohua 国画 /gwor-hwaa, in 2020. In this collection, I used watercolor techniques to draw various nature scenes. Chinese watercolors are natural pigments bound with glue. The main focus is its luminosity and transparency.
Mainly there are two techniques;
① The filling-in technique is strongly related to calligraphy.
② The boneless technique combined with the splashing-ink technique. Color usage is the foremost performer on rice paper. There are no outlines or shaping lines in ink; instead, color is used. This method is applied mainly in flower painting but can also be used in landscape painting.
Bamboo with leaves
Bamboo with leaves - Framed
Lovebird in a den.
Grass and Flowers on Rock
White Blossom Tree
White Blossom Tree - Framed
White Blossom Tree
Cherry Blossom
Cherry Blossom - Framed
Chinese Watercolor Flowers and leafs
Chinese Watercolor Flowers and leafs - Framed
Chinese Watercolor Flowers and leafs - Framed
Anisa Ozalp is working on Chinese Watercolor
Anisa Ozalp is working on Chinese Watercolor
CHINESE WATERCOLOR PRACTISES
Exploring the Artistry of Chinese Watercolor with Anisa Ozalp
Unleash your creative spirit as we delve into the captivating world of Chinese watercolor, an art form passionately pursued by the accomplished Anisa Ozalp. Since 2020, Anisa has been crafting a dynamic collection of shuimo 水墨 and guohua 国画, harmoniously blending the luminosity and transparency of watercolors with the mesmerizing grace of nature scenes. Utilizing natural pigments bound with glue, Anisa applies two unique techniques: the calligraphy-related filling-in technique and the boneless method, often combined with the splashing-ink technique. These techniques infuse color directly onto rice paper, bypassing the need for shaping lines in ink, and are prominently used in depicting Chinese watercolor flowers and leaves, cherry blossoms, white blossom trees, bamboo with leaves, and lovebirds in a den. For those seeking to immerse themselves in this art form or to feature it in their own projects, Anisa Ozalp is your guide to the enthralling universe of Chinese watercolor.
COMMISSION
If you want to commission Chinese Watercolor projects, Anisa is the artist you can contact. Her expertise in this medium is unmatched. Furthermore, you can delve into her creative process by watching her captivating Speedpaint videos and more on her YouTube channel.
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