Oni Sumie by Virginia Artist

[kakejiku]

These two paintings will be put into a pair of scrolls for the artists University Art Senior show. I love these paintings, because they are a little different from his other works. I am grateful that he puts his trust in my work to create something incredible to match his works. You will notice a container of Dousa Eki, which I applied to the areas bordering the red sumi. The reason for this is that red tends to bleed when applying the first layer of backing paper called Hada Urauchi in Japanese.


If you would like a custom scroll made, or a remount of an old or damaged scroll, please contact me at sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com

 

[HorseloverFat]

Fantastic!

 

[kakejiku]

Fantastic!

Thank you for your comment. They are on the drying board now...

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

The pair of scrolls are exquisite, definitely a pair. I'd love to see the finished mounted scrolls.

 

[moke]

Very cool!!! Would love to own them.

 

[kakejiku]

The pair of scrolls are exquisite, definitely a pair. I'd love to see the finished mounted scrolls.

I will give you an update of the next step when Artist and I decide the cloths.

 

[kakejiku]

Very cool!!! Would love to own them.

Thank you for the reply....if you would like to speak to the artist I could get you in touch with them.

 

[kakejiku]

After 4 failed attempts I had to put them on panel hari....but here is the finished works. I tried mounting them with several techniques such as Sageboshi and Jikoku Hadaurauchi and couldn't get it to work, so I framed them this way instead.