A series of Chinese paintings of zodiac pigs created by Mr. Hu Yude. The zodiac pig has a profound meaning and cultural connotation in traditional Chinese culture. In Chinese painting, the image of the pig is often vividly depicted, and its freehand technique is even more ingenious.
Pigs have distinct morphological characteristics and are often depicted as having large ears, long heads, and short limbs. In Chinese painting, the pig's nose is straight and long, giving people a sense of honesty and honesty. The body is fat and the waist is narrow, and these characteristics reflect the unique charm of the pig.
In terms of hair, the pig's hair is coarser and stiffer, which makes the picture more realistic. Fur comes in a wide variety of colors, including white, pink, black, brown and flower colors.
In the freehand technique of Chinese painting, the image of the zodiac pig is often integrated with nature and harmony. Through simple brushstrokes and vivid colors, the painter integrates the image of the pig with its surroundings, showing a beautiful vision of harmonious coexistence.
In addition, the pig also symbolizes hard work, honesty, and loyalty in Chinese culture. These qualities have been fully reflected in Chinese paintings, making the image of the zodiac pig more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
In short, the zodiac pig, as a classic image in the freehand technique of Chinese painting, shows the painter's superb skills and profound cultural connotation with its unique morphological characteristics and rich use of colors.