The simple art of sumi-e : mastering Japanese ink painting

The simple art of sumi-e Mastering Japanese ink painting

Takumasa Ono

Book - 2005

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Subjects
Sumie > Technique.
Published
New York : Sterling c2005.
Language
unknown
Main Author
Takumasa Ono (-)
Item Description
First published in Great Britain in 2005 by Cico Books.
Physical Description
128 p. : col. ill. ; 29 cm
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9781402720093
  • Introduction
  • The History of Sumi-e
  • Materials
  • Paper-Washi
  • Brushes-Fude
  • Ink Sticks and Ink Stones-Sumi and Suzuri
  • Preparing to Practice
  • Techniques
  • Mixing Ink
  • Holding the Brush
  • The Strokes: The Rhythm of the Line
  • Creating Lines: The Soul of Ink
  • Creating Flowers: Blossom
  • Creating Flowers: The Iris
  • Flower Subjects and Composition
  • Creating Birds
  • Bird Subjects and Composition
  • Creating Animals
  • Animal Subjects and Composition
  • Creating Landscapes
  • Landscape Composition
  • Composition Images
  • The Projects
  • Greetings Cards
  • Canvas Cushion of the Ocean
  • Flower and Bamboo Tiles
  • Falling-leaf Ceramics
  • Framed Shiki-shi
  • Fruits of the Vine Wine Label
  • Chopstick Holders
  • Scented Sachets
  • Camellia Lampshade
  • The Spirit of Nature: Open-air Sketching
  • Bamboo Tablemat
  • Kite of the Dragon Warrior
  • Silken Iris Wrap
  • Making a Bamboo Brush
  • Making a Seal
  • Mounting
  • Inspirations
  • Haiga: Wisdom of the Spirit
  • 100 Western Names
  • Acknowledgments
  • Index
Review by Library Journal Review

Japanese ink painting, originally derived from the Chinese, has developed stylistically along simpler lines in keeping with Japanese aesthetic taste. Ono, a Japanese artist who lives and teaches in Britain, presents this guide for Western artists using Japanese materials. It includes equipment, practice exercises for techniques, and projects for decorating household items. Included are a section of haiku poems and characters for 100 Western first names. Like its companion volume, Qu Lei Lei's The Simple Art of Chinese Brush Painting, this book is a good selection for specialized art or Asian collections. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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