One Hundred Tea Pots
Ania Gilmore USA / Poland
Sumi-e Black ink pictures (Japan) is a traditional art form that originated in 13th-century in Japan. The economy of brush strokes are used to communicate the essence of the subject by applying ink to a paper (washi) with Chinese brush (fude). The black offers infinite range of tonal values that creates serene and elegant image. Ink gardening in progress…
Japanese Sumi-e on dried Tea Bags
Chine-collé on paper [Series].
www.aniaartstudio.com
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