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Art Created By Creative Brush Strokes |
| Submitted By: James Brown |
| Submitted: October 6, 2007 |
| Word Count: 509 |
| Most people that have a desire to create art for their home viewing pleasure will take art classes so that they can master the various brush strokes. There are many brush strokes that a painter uses to create a desired effect on a canvas and the art that is created by these brush strokes can be priceless over a period of time if the artist becomes famous. Most aspiring artists will learn to use color sparingly on some parts of the brush if they want to achieve the texture of certain brush strokes. Some brush strokes will require the painter to bend the paint brush bristles slightly to allow the art to emerge by following curves that eventually create flower petals and other exquisite accents in an art design within the painting. The brush strokes can be applied to any type of surface and people will generally prefer to paint wood, paper or canvas. The art created on wood might be protected by a layering of lacquer that is gingerly applied using a paint brush that has a width of three or four inches and the painter will use brush strokes that are long and precise to ensure adequate coverage that is even throughout. Some modern art work is created using brush techniques that are obscure and strange to other artists. Some artists prefer to create signs and names by using lettering that is crafted from the body forms of many animals. The brush strokes for each letter are not applied by paint brushes but are applied with oddly shaped pieces of foams. Each letter of the alphabet is formed by brush strokes that come from various corners of the foam, and these corners are dotted on paper once and the foam is dipped again in the color and reapplied to the paper or any other medium that the artist wants to use. This brush stroke method that uses foam to achieve an art form is very effective and popular among tourists. The Chinese have mastered the art of applying brush strokes to paper products. Instead of using paints to create art, the Chinese have used a various assortment of inks to create pieces of art that are cultural and exquisitely contrasted through the use of artful brush strokes that make the images vivid and enjoyable for viewing. This art application of brush strokes is part of the Chinese heritage that is create beauty that is timeless and treasured. People can devise their own style of brush strokes to use on paintings and people will comprehend those strokes as a form of personal expression. Some people lather the brushes with paint to create bolder designs in their art work that are just as lovely as those paintings that would be found in an art gallery. Any painting that a child creates will become a treasure of their childhood and parents do not really care which brush stroke the child uses to create their artful images on paper. |
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