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课程名称：墨韵心绘 1 概述：这是《墨韵心绘》系列课程的第一部分，旨在教授学习者掌握中国水墨画的基础技巧。该课程为学员提供了一个良好的起点，最终将引导他们学习更高级的绘画技巧，尤其是叶赫那拉·那通传统的水墨写意花鸟画。课程由来自内蒙古的辛老师（Yuemin Xin）主讲，课程内容以普通话讲授，并由她在美国的学生提供英文配音。 辛老师自幼便在艺术与书法比赛中获得多个奖项，2012年成为著名画家张志书的最后一位徒弟，延续了始于约400年前清代早期的叶赫那拉·那通水墨写意花鸟艺术传统。2020年，辛老师移居美国，希望将这一源远流长的艺术风格及传统书法传播到美国。 本课程将教授中国水墨与水彩画的基础知识，包括工具的使用，如传统毛笔、墨汁与各类宣纸的鉴别，以及如何使用这些材料创作传统的中国水墨画。课程还将提供详细的分步骤指南，帮助学员掌握创作技巧。 如有需要，辛老师可提供亚马逊的材料链接供学员参考，但学员也可自行寻找所需材料。通过本课程，您将参与到这一跨越世代的绘画传统中，助力于传统艺术的延续与传播。
This is the first installment of Painting with Xin. This skill-building series of courses is designed to teach learners the first steps towards mastering the techniques of Chinese ink and water painting. This course will serve as a precursor to Xin's more advanced painting techniques eventually leading to her specialty in the Ink and Water Freehand Flower and Bird forms of the Yehenara Natong tradition. These courses are originally taught in Mandarin Chinese by Xin and then an English voice-over was created by one of her students in America.Yuemin Xin was born in Inner Mongolia, China, in Hulunbur. Since she was a small child, she has competed in art and calligraphy competitions and won numerous awards and honors. In 2012 she became the last apprentice of painting master Zhang Zhishu, the great-grandson of Yehenara Natong. Thus, she is continuing Yehenara Natong's, Ink and Water Freehand Flower and Bird artistic tradition that dates back to the early Qing Dynasty era (roughly 400 years ago). In 2020 Yuemin moved to America. In the hopes of spreading the centuries-old Ink and Water Freehand Flower and Bird style and traditional Chinese calligraphy in America. By taking her course you too can help to continue this centuries-old painting tradition passed down from master to apprentice over the generations.In this course, she teaches the basics of Chinese ink and water painting as well as Chinese watercolor painting. She teaches the basic principles of the tools of the trade such as the proper traditional paintbrushes, traditional ink, and various types of rice paper, and how to tell them apart. She then gives a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to use these materials to start making your own traditional Chinese Ink and Water Paintings.If you need supplies for this couse send me a message and I will be happy to send you a few commission earning links from Amazon. But you shouldn't have much trouble finding the supplies on your own.
