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yebreed · 6 months

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Dragon Kings of the Four Seas

Renowned Shanghai painter’s Dai Dunbang (戴敦邦) 20th century illustration for the Chinese Ming dynasty classic “Journey to the West” (《西遊記》) attributed to Wu Cheng'en (吳承恩).

#chinese art #ancient china #chinese culture #chinese painting #chinese calligraphy #chinese ink #ink painting #watercolor #dragon #dragon art #mythical creatures #chinese mythology #mythological creatures #journey to the west #chinese literature #dragon king #Dai Dunbang #西遊記

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pepilandia · 11 days

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YOOO IT'S NAMIVIVI AGAIN YIPEEEE

holy shit, i love ink so much !!

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mirartkiki · 13 days

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I loved how these turned out!!

I painted the phoenix with gouache.

The swan is with chinese ink.

If you look at my Tumblr, you'll see many traditional art also! I made them while taking an illustration art course at college :)

And I wanted to share them with you peeps here, so here they are! Hope you like them ;)

#my art #artists on tumblr #illustration #traditional art #illustrator #art #artwork #original art #gouache painting #gouache #chinese ink #mirartkiki #traditional painting #phoenix drawing #phoenix #swan

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kleefkruid · 4 months

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Danny made me a another painting for christmas, if only the fish knew the kind of art collection they have going on

#painting #chinese ink #flash tattoo #aquarium #daily life

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jidaohuashi · 11 months

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#極道畫師

#機動戦士ガンダム水星の魔女

#MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury

#グエルジェターク

#GuelJeturk

#アナログ

#illustration

#Chineseink

Seeking the limit in the world of animation and Chinese ink painting

アニメ水墨の世界で極限の道をたどる

在二次元水墨世界追尋極限之道

#極道畫師 #水墨画 #acg #my art #illustration #ink painting #二次元水墨 #二次元 #手繪 #jujutsu kaisen #機動戦士ガンダム水星の魔女 #mobile suit gundam the witch from mercury #グエル・ジェターク #guel jeturk #chinese ink

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witchkittymeow · 1 year

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Ive been trying to get back into chinese ink

#drawtectives #drawfee #drawfee show #eugene drawtectives #eugene finch #help #fanart #ink #chinese ink #ooo black and white

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eunuchboy · 2 years

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experiment with chinese ink

just some eunuch boys up to nothing in particular :)

#ancient china #digital art #chinese #hanfu #doodle #chinese ink #gufeng #yix gallery

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fibrefiend · 10 months

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Images are scanned from my personal collection. Feel free to use, credit is appreciated. Do not alter in any malicious or demeaning manner.

Bonus:

I couldn't help it and drew this 😭😭😭 chinese ink on rosapina print paper

#bt sakurai scans #sakurai atsushi #my scan #櫻井敦司 #my art #バクチク #chinese ink #drawing

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chinese-fine-art-gallery · 5 months

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fish with teeth :E

Fish by Badashanren 朱耷（1626-1705）

#chinese art #chinese painting #peinture chinoise #art chinois #china #chinese ink

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yebreed · 7 months

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Five Horses: Song Dynasty Equine ID Cards by Li Gonglin

A collection of equine ID cards created by Li Gonglin (李公麟), courtesy name Boshi, in the Northern Song dynasty. A scroll combining the functions of historical evidence and accounting record, depicts five exquisite horses: the gifts to the imperial court from the Western Regions (西域), that is the lands west of the Yumen Pass (玉門關), including most often Central Asia or sometimes its easternmost part.

Horses’ names are: Fengtoucong (鳳頭驄), Jinbeicong (錦膊驄), Haotouchi (好頭赤), Zhaoyebai (照夜白) and Manchuanhua (滿川花). Every horse is guarded by the groom (奚官).

On the left side of each picture there is an inscription by the famous calligrapher Huang Tingjian (黃庭堅), specifying the age, height, tribute time, etc. The scroll also contains his postscript.

There is speculation in historian circles that the fifth horse was originally missing. A few modern researchers argue that all horses are the product of Li Gonglin’s imagination.

With the fall of the Qing dynasty, the scroll was removed by Pu Yi from the palace and sold to a private collection in Japan with the help of his teacher Chen Baochen's nephew Liu Kechao. Now it is in the Tokyo National Museum.

Photo: ©书格数字图书馆

#ancient china #chinese art #chinese culture #qing dynasty #chinese painting #song dynasty #horse #equine #horse art #horses #equines #chinese calligraphy #calligraphy #chinese ink #ink painting

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galtzagorri-marrazki · 3 months

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