Sunday, 1 December 2013

Gorgeous Watercolors Merge Nature with Chinese Calligraphy

Over 30 years, artist Chuan-Hong Li has found countless ways to convey the good-looking stylishness of the Chinese culture through paint. His lively watercolors are filled with a touch of nature, frequently plum blossoms, lotus, and peonies, that are accompanied by beautiful calligraphy lettering. Drawing on the traditions and heritage of the past, Li's work also features a touch of contemporary style.He uses swift brushstrokes to make the dark branches and bright buds that sweep naturally across the canvas, as well as the multiple styles of script that he has learned throughout the years. The refreshing compositions have playful titles like Dancing in Spring and Endless Vitality, which symbolize the blossoming life that radiates from each canvas. According to his bio, "His paintings show deep, powerful, active, and excited images," which are both lively but soothing at the same time and give viewers with a magnificently peaceful and meditative exhibit of nature.













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