Comparison between a mounted card and rice paper Part 1 | Painting demonstration

The quality and types of paper plays a key role in Chinese painting. For traditional freestyle Chinese painting, I use half-ripe rice paper.
In this video, I have bought some mounted half-ripe card for test and demonstrate what it looks like compared with painting on a piece of regular rice paper that I always use.
Materials:
Rice paper (half-ripe) 夾宣
Ink 月宮殿
Yellow color 藤黃
Orange color 珠膘
Red color 大紅
Blue color 花青
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Happy painting!
Kate
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[@wandave7079]

Love you painting style - Please paint more lotus.

[@KateWuArt]

Will do.

[@quiltedwithlove]

I love both. I love the boldness of the mounted card and the softness of the rice paper.

[@joelwilliams308]

Where can I order 1/2 ripe mounted card? Thank you.

[@b.kdutta7626]

Hello Kate,
Nice painting.Am an artist.
Chinese bamboo painting
Brush, rice paper r not
Available in India.looking for
As gift

[@cisp360]

Hi Kate, just discover your channel. Love it. I think the mounted card is useful for portrait or western watercolor style. The rice paper that you used in the video, is it a Red Star?

[@KateWuArt]

Yes, it’s red star

[@susanwu5814]

Very nice Kate. Where do you order your paper and colors?

[@TinLangQuan]

Good morning; thank you very much for your video; may I request that you please post link for beginner students to learn the basics such as exercises for strokes and other techniques; thank you very much; have a wonderful day.

[@KateWuArt]

Please go back to view my first few videos which were created for beginners. Believe it or not, my first painting lesson was the orchid! I did find it difficult even though I started practicing calligraphy since I was very little. I will describe a bit more in my future videos. Please stay tune.

[@TinLangQuan]

@@KateWuArt Thank you so much for your reply; I will do that. With just a few strokes; your painting comes alive.