What does painting copy mean?

Painting copying is copying according to ready-made paintings. In this process, the painter can feel the original author's technical techniques, painting characteristics and artistic connotation.

The process of imitating a painting according to the original. Pro is written or drawn according to the original work; Imitation is to write or draw on the original with thin paper (silk). Broadly speaking, copying is not necessarily the original, but also a monument, post, etc. In order to learn skills, copying focuses on the process of copying. Replicas obtained for preservation, restoration, exhibition and sale, focusing on the results of reproduction.

Painting and copying is not a bad habit, nor is it a copying habit. Copying is an important process of learning painting, including showing valuable works through copying.

Extended data:

Painting copying can be divided into three stages: realism, tacit understanding and dictation;

The first stage: reality. That is, be loyal to the original work and seek to "write God in form".

In practice, follow the idea of reading pictures and practice meticulously. When practicing, we should pay attention to the treatment of the original, strive to be consistent with the original, and copy with the awareness of research, which can increase the proficiency of beginners' painting skills, enrich their experience, and deepen their ability to distinguish and appreciate the composition, color and pen of artistic works.

The second stage: Italy is coming. That is, copying is not limited to the shape of the original.

It must be carried out after the actual stage, otherwise it will easily become "four unlike". It can be presented as a whole or as a part of the original work. When beginners are vague about a certain concept in the learning process, or encounter bottlenecks after sketching to a certain extent, they can adopt the method of temporary orientation.

For example, when practicing the bust of a character, the description of the hand is more complicated. Beginners need to find information, study the relationship between the bones, muscles and proportions of the hand, and copy it several times before they can master its techniques.

The third stage: dictation. After copying, I need to test my level and have entered the dictation stage.

The above-mentioned "true presence" and "intentional presence" are aimed at learning the techniques of predecessors through practice, understanding the observation methods and modeling principles of predecessors, as well as the skills of color and pen use, and enriching their skills with these knowledge and experience. Different from dictation, its purpose is to exercise memory (long memory is one of the necessary qualities of artists) and active modeling ability.

Silent writing can avoid passive copying of objects, prevent long-term sketching or copying simple colors and colors without thinking. Memory needs both memory and imagination. It can check whether you have mastered what you have learned and deepen your memory of relevant knowledge.

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