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Julia Zieger
Created on October 4, 2022
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Brush Masterclass
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Inktober Prompt
The Prompt for today is FLAME
No-Face
No-Face (顔無し, Kaonashi, lit. "Faceless") is a character in the film, Spirited Away. He is shown to be capable of reacting to emotions and ingesting other individuals in order to gain their personality and physical traits.
A couple of years ago, I bought some chinese ink and roll of japanese calligraphy paper. I just played around while "Spirited Away" was playing in the background. I started painting a version of No-Face with my chinese brushes, ink, and water. I was so happy with those loose, little sketches, that I kept them in my drawer all this time. Now it's time to pull them out and turn them into something cool! They became my inspiration for today's Inktober Prompt, which is FLAME.
My Sketch
Inspiration
I decided to take my old ink paintings and turn them into a sketch for this Inktober Prompt. I wanted to add Japanese Kimono Patterns like in old wood prints. I got inspired by an old »Shunga« I had laying around.
I like the variations of patterns. They are applied without putting them in perspective or wrapping them around the shape
In the little book »Ch`i Po-shih Colored Brush Paintings« I found inspiration for the ink wash I want to simulate to bring the values into the painting.
With the Sketch in place I came up with the following plan for my painting:
1. Line drawing in Ink 2. Values like an Ink Wash 3. Flat Pattern (like a wood print) 4. Gold Highlights (No-Face likes Bling Bling)
So let's build some BRUSHES!
Brush Tips
Think of brush tips like stamps that are repeated to create the illusion of a brush stroke.
First things first
The first steap in creating a brush is to create the brush tip. Think of the tip like a stamp that is repeated many times in a row to create the illusion of a brush stroke. For our Inktober brushes, we will need a simple round brush, a square brush, and a picture of a beautiful painting brush.