A Good Day’s Work
(Sumi-e by Ann Kozeliski)
Practitioners of this ancient art form seek to capture the “chi” (energy) of the subject, relying on the “Four Gentlemen,” or strokes.
In a future blog, I will introduce Ann, display more of her work, and chat with her about her experiences introducing Sumi-e to elementary school students, the elderly, and anyone in between who seeks to discover, as Ann says, “the power a single stroke can have.”
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That is amazing! I look forward to your introduction to Ann – I wish I had even a smidgen of talent like that! 🙂
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Lovely! I use sumi brushes all the time, both with watercolor and with my pottery & ceramic art. Their responsiveness is in a class by themselves!
I just love her work! She is a friend of my son's and yes, she is very talented. I look forward to seeing more.
Beautiful work. Thanks for droppin by on this WW!
What a gorgeous painting! Your friend is very talented. Can't wait to see more of her work.
Happy Wordless Wednesday Paula. Thanks for stopping by and linking up. Hope your week is going well.
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What a cool painting! Thanks for sharing. 🙂