Take a Saturday afternoon to relax, create, and meditate with Chinese brush painting.
Water lilies, 睡莲, rise out of the water or float on the surface, opening during the day or at night. The petals have smooth or spine-toothed edges, and can be rounded or pointed. Each flower has at least eight petals in shades of white, pink, blue, or yellow.
The water lily is a common subject in brush painting not only because of their beautiful shape, but also because they are a symbol of purity in China.
Classes taught in Mandarin, English-friendly | Online
Deadline for registration with mailed supplies: Wednesday, July 14, 2021. Please allow 10 days for mailing and delivery. A supply set can be used for more than one class.
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Supply list: Chinese calligraphy brush; Chinese calligraphy black Ink; calligraphy rice paper; 12 color Chinese watercolor paint set.
About the Artist
Xiaoyong Liu emigrated to the United States in 2008. In 2009, he started teaching children and adults Chinese painting of landscapes, flowers, and birds. In recent years, his students have exhibited their art and participated and won awards in the National Teenagers Calligraphy Contests.
Contact: Qi Cheng | 617-863-9080