A Late Fall Bamboo... by anahata.c
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Well, after my little foray into 'microbe' art, I thought I'd stop freaking you all out and post another of my bamboos. I did this a month ago when a friend was throwing out an incredibly beautiful piece of old watercolor paper. I screamed: "Wait! Wait!" I took the paper and did this dry brush bamboo. It's just a bamboo with a gritty brush...but it symbolizes endurance, so it seemed fitting for the season & the world (and for getting over being sick too). I tried to get some "zen" brushwork: If you look full-view, you'll see my little attempts...* * * * * * Thanks again for all your wishes, and for stopping by my gallery these last weeks: Know that it's all truly appreciated. I really mean that.
Comments (15)
I love this, Mark, and thank the Gods you salvaged the paper :o) Glad to see you "up and about" and posting....E+ for Excellent and Endurance ! :o) Huggeroos !
simply beautiful !
I cant other than love these elegant and graceful bamboo paintings. And I am just as glad you safed this good paper, as mina is. Look how lovely it got to be. Thanks for sharing it, Mark. FAV!
You know I love these bamboos. I like chinese an japanese art very much Continue to heal Mark!
Great movement...Lovely work,
Very beautiful artwork!
It is truly magnificent Mark and you have turned what someone considered trash into a treasure. I have never seen one done in this style with a gritty brush before and I Love it.
Sublime brushwork and composition,Mark.You can really sense the movement of the wind, and the bamboo's resistance to it. Take care my friend.
love your delicate strokes so deeply felt you are a true artist each stroke of your brush is so elegant and graceful a real soothing piece !!!!
The strokes are astounding and brisk...The composition itself is utterly fantastic. I like this as much as I like your microbe series, but for me, there isn't too much of a difference between living things. What I like the most about this piece is the manner in which you've preserved the texture of the paper in your capture of it for posting here. The strokes are what really draw me in, though, especially when I see them at full zoom; from the strokes alone, I can virtually see (or at least imagine) the way you held the brush, the posture you assumed, and even the state of mind you allowed yourself into. In short, this is fantastic and evocative work that will linger with me for quite some time. And maybe it's the Zen or Shinto references here, but the whole image also strikes me in the same manner as a classical haiku; both visual information and profound emotion are conveyed crisply and cleanly, and well...That is a hard thing to pull off and you've done so brilliantly.
paintings of bamboo this way makes you feel the wind!
Wonderfully controlled image. Super design...
This is gorgeous. I'm so glad that you saved the watercolor paper. The bamboo plant is such a fitting piece to create on this piece of parchment. The bamboo plant is a renewable resource and you have renewed the life of the paper that you saved. Excellent work all around.
Very nice. Love the free, blowing feeling it emits.
China artists would love this. i like it too for the movement and freedom it have