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| Brushes,generally called 'drawing brushes' ,
will be classified into twa groups. One consists of those use for drawing pictures, and the other consists of those used for character-writing. For picture drawing, there are many different brushes used depending on the purpose involved : @Japanese painting, designing, oil-painting, dyeing, water color painting, painting on lacquer-ware or @earthenware and others. Character-writing brushes are to be used only for writing. Well, why are there so many kinds of burushes manufactured for these various purposes? |
| The first reason is that it is not possible to
draw or paint with every kind of paint medium @using only one type of brush. For instance, a picture cannot be drawn with a character writing-brush, because @the character-writing brushes are too soft to draw apicture,and they ar normally used @by only dipping the top half of the brush's hairs, when writing with it. On the other hand, @drawing brushes, are touger and used by dipping entire length of the brush's hairs into @the paint medium when using such brushes for drawing. Hence the different uses and requirements of @the brushse required completely different construction of brushes required completely @different construction of brush hair. However, some drawing brushes, especially those used injapanese water-color painting, @can also be applied in character-writing. |
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