With oriental paint
3 Class Projects
It takes about 2-5 hours hour(s) to complete each project.
Jakhodo (Gil Sang Hwa)
Draw a flower map on two sides
Draw a peony on a silk fan
Skills You’ll Learn
Materials for traditional folklore and folklore
Learn about traditional folk tales and their ingredients
How to make candles with ink
How to transfer a sketch - Learn how to draw a pattern with ink
Barim techniques, which are the basis of folktales
Learn how to create gradients
How to adjust the concentration when using a brush
Learn how to control brush density, which is important when drawing folktales
How to brush a pine tree
Learn how to brush pine trees that often appear in folk tales
How to put a clear line
I'll try to improve the completeness of the work with clear lines
The Korean thing is the most global thing
It's been 16 years since I started folk tales. I studied photography abroad when I was young. The task of creating my own work was difficult at first, but more and more people admired the oriental beauty and Korean beauty of my work, I learned that what is most Korean is the most global.
And I've been drawing folk tales until now. For those who want to try traditional folklore, but couldn't get started because they found it difficult for some reason, we have prepared a class so that anyone can easily try it out.
Paintings and folktales that embody the sentiment of the common people
Folktales are practical paintings that simply express landscapes, animal and plant life, and can be said to be paintings that blend the sentiment of the common people. Folk tales are us Modern flair with unique traditional characteristicsI also have it. That's why I think they've been living and breathing by our side for so long.
If you learn the delicate colors and expressive techniques of folktales, you will experience unique expression and imagination not only in the canvas, but also in your life.
Of course, the most important thing is in folktale work Time to get some rest and healIt's probably because you have.
[Let's make 3 folktale works]
“Jakhodo,” which acts as a guardian deity
The magpie of Jakhodo is used to mean that a welcome guest comes. Also, the tiger acted as a guardian deity to protect the house, so it was hung on the door or front door in the sense that thieves would not come in and only bring good news.
Make a nice gift for someone special. It will be a special gift filled with my heart.
“Hwajeokdo,” which means a good couple's love
The barding technique is a technique to create a gradation by mixing colors multiple times. repeated You will be able to find rest in the process of completing the work through the barim technique.
“Morando,” a symbol of wealth movies
last “Morando”, a symbol of wealth movies, is a silk debtI'll draw it on!
The painting technique in folk tales is to brush over and over again, and the more hands are drawn, the more intense the color becomes. Due to the nature of silk fans, it can be difficult to clean as smoothly as paper. There are brush marks, and I'll show you carefully how to finish the debt nicely.
By making it nicely, for someone special Give it a special gift
Did you think traditional folk tales were difficult?
We will provide a new design so that you can try your own work using the method you learned in class! Please look forward to it.
📌 Some components have changed due to supplier changes. Please note that we plan to ship products that are as similar as possible to existing products.
✨ Please note that the all-in-one kit will be shipped in installments.
📩 The package is subject to some changes, and we will be fully informed if there are any changes.
Curriculum
Creator
jakyung.choo
Hello!
This is Juja-gyeong Twirl e Seol-hye. First of all, I would like to introduce myself as a folktale writer and dance movement therapist. Twirling means Dream of Frame. In this age where it is very difficult to have a dream, it also means finding rest and vitality through each person's hobby or any kind of work, and sharing with each person's dreams in life. Also, Seolhye means an orchid blooming in the snow, and it also means strong vitality. ^^
Looking back while making classes, it's been 16 years since I started folktales. I studied photography abroad when I was young. Unlike education in Korea, the work of creating my own work was stressful at first. More and more people admired the oriental beauty of my work, the beauty of Korea, and I learned that what is most Korean is the most cosmopolitan. Actually, even in the early 2000s when I was studying, my awareness of Korea was low. However, I didn't know too much about Korea, so I couldn't tell you. That's why I came back to Korea to learn folk tales.
In fact, traditional folklore, which began with a thrill, looked beautiful, but behind that, it took time for the artist to complete a work of finesse and refinement, Korean philosophy and humor that I had never thought of, and the artist's recognition. I was in my mid-twenties at the time, and I was in a very uncertain state due to the uncertain future, and I also had questions about whether I could continue to do such delicate and elaborate work. However, once I got into the work, I had no choice but to fall in love with the charm of folk tales as I experienced Muirche, where I was immersed in it, forgot everything, and became completely united. While I was immersed in the work, I was able to notice that my personality also changed very steadily and calmly.
I got a healing experience from folk tales about whether I can continue to do it, and now I'm working as a dance movement therapist and folktale writer to help more people. Folk songs and dance motion therapy seem to be different, but I think that giving them a healing experience is in line with each other. And now I want to give you a healing time too.
Now for the traditional folklore class, let's meet at Class 101!
