PEONY ON CHINESE SILK

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Looks great. Well done Tao.

Posted by Tony Wiggins on Sat 28 Apr 18:54:35

Thank you very much Tony for your kind comments

Posted by Tao Barry on Sat 28 Apr 21:57:05

Absolutely beautiful work Tao.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Sat 28 Apr 22:49:10

This looks so very beautiful, Tao, gorgeous flower and the bird is superb. i admire your patience!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sun 29 Apr 05:07:09

Beautiful work, Tao. Would I be right in saying this is a Peony.

Posted by Anonymous User on Sun 29 Apr 07:49:36

Gosh Tao this is beautiful! Both the flower and the bird look really super and I guess this is very difficult work so very well done to you. I hope you enjoyed your course, it looks as though you learned loads. 😀😀

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sun 29 Apr 09:00:01

Thank you very much Sandra for your lovely comments

Posted by Tao Barry on Sun 29 Apr 11:19:19

Many thanks Thalia for your lovely feedback

Posted by Tao Barry on Sun 29 Apr 11:20:06

Thank you CA yes you re right it is a PEONY

Posted by Tao Barry on Sun 29 Apr 11:21:24

Thank you so much Margaret for your lovely feedback yes I did enjoy myself , i always enjoy art courses and being with like minded people

Posted by Tao Barry on Sun 29 Apr 11:23:45

Hang on Studio Wall

28/04/2018

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This is the last Chinese painting of the CBP C course I did last week. this painting is done using the GongBi style (Meticulous) using ground Chinese ink drawing on silk then painting with Chinese watercolours. the picture is drawn on paper first to get the finished look then trace onto the silk using ink.. takes a while but I think it is worth the finished look A3

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Tao Barry

I started Painting in 2007, my favourites to paint ,- Botanicals-animals-Eagles and perhaps the odd challenge taking me out of my comfort zone. I also do a lot of Chinese Brush Painting in the GomgBi style on silk. this is meticulous and a very precise style of painting, when you draw your…

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