Inkwash Painting Workshop by Trishna Patnaik

Feb 02, 2019

04.00 PM - 07.00 PM

The Project Cafe
Yellow house no 7, Near Polytechnic college, Ahmedabad.

With Tickets.

2019-02-02 16:00:00 2019-02-02 19:00:00 Asia/Kolkata Inkwash Painting Workshop by Trishna Patnaik Ink wash painting is originally from China and it was introduced to Japan and they developed their own style. On the cartridge sheet you can paint the flowers, abstract and landscape with the technique of shading and pressure within a single brushstroke. Let’s experience this together! Paintings in black ink are called sumie in Japan. Sumie basically uses only black ink. Sumie uses various techniques of shading and gradation. Shading and gradation can be obtained through changing the amount of water added to the ink. Sumie is that space that’s as important or perhaps more important than the objects. It is so-called “the beauty of blank space”. In Sumie, the white space or “emptiness” completes the painting. Sumie is an art deeply rooted in Zen, embodying many of the tenets of the Zen finding beauty in blank space. Participate in the Ink Wash Painting workshop to welcome your philosophical side which relates to Zen and yes, have a fun and intriguing session as well. You will be working with black Indian ink on cartridge sheets. Fees: Rs 1500 per participant (inclusive of all art material) Take Away: 2 paintings on cartridge sheets (A4 size each) For registrations please contact The Project Cafe on +91 99255 19193 Last day for registrations is 1st February 2019. Registrations will be on first come first serve basis. About the Facilitator: Trishna Patnaik, a Bsc (in Life Sciences) and MBA (in Marketing) by qualification but an artist by choice. A self-taught artist based in Mumbai, Trishna has been practising art for over 14 years now. After she had a professional stint in various reputed corporates, she realised that she wanted to do something more meaningful. She found her true calling in her passion, that is painting. Trishna is now a full-time professional painter pursuing her passion to create and explore to the fullest. She says, “It’s a road less travelled but a journey that I look forward to every day.” Trishna also conducts painting workshops across Mumbai. Source : Facebook. The Project Cafe Yellow house no 7, Near Polytechnic college, Ahmedabad. Creativeyatra.com info@creativeyatra.com

Ink wash painting is originally from China and it was introduced to Japan and they developed their own style. On the cartridge sheet you can paint the flowers, abstract and landscape with the technique of shading and pressure within a single brushstroke. Let’s experience this together!

Paintings in black ink are called sumie in Japan. Sumie basically uses only black ink. Sumie uses various techniques of shading and gradation. Shading and gradation can be obtained through changing the amount of water added to the ink.

Sumie is that space that’s as important or perhaps more important than the objects. It is so-called “the beauty of blank space”. In Sumie, the white space or “emptiness” completes the painting. Sumie is an art deeply rooted in Zen, embodying many of the tenets of the Zen finding beauty in blank space.
Participate in the Ink Wash Painting workshop to welcome your philosophical side which relates to Zen and yes, have a fun and intriguing session as well.

You will be working with black Indian ink on cartridge sheets.

Fees: Rs 1500 per participant (inclusive of all art material)
Take Away: 2 paintings on cartridge sheets (A4 size each)
For registrations please contact The Project Cafe on +91 99255 19193
Last day for registrations is 1st February 2019.
Registrations will be on first come first serve basis.

About the Facilitator:

Trishna Patnaik, a Bsc (in Life Sciences) and MBA (in Marketing) by qualification but an artist by choice. A self-taught artist based in Mumbai, Trishna has been practising art for over 14 years now. After she had a professional stint in various reputed corporates, she realised that she wanted to do something more meaningful. She found her true calling in her passion, that is painting.

Trishna is now a full-time professional painter pursuing her passion to create and explore to the fullest. She says, “It’s a road less travelled but a journey that I look forward to every day.”

Trishna also conducts painting workshops across Mumbai.

Source : Facebook.