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Although I'm not always exactly transfixed by the video demos on the SAA website, the Chinese artist Lian Zhen has one on there at the moment which is one of the most captivating things I've seen for a long time, fusing traditional Chinese painting with western styles of watercolour painting. He makes an object come alive with just two or three strokes of his wolf-hair brush, and it's an artistic statement in itself - take a look while it's still available.