Difference between paintings is hand drawn or printed

The current flood of print on the market has caused many buyers and friends to worry that the paintings they are buying are not full-painted. Especially in the current online shopping, although many shoppers repeatedly declare 100% pure hand-painted works, but many customers still worry about is not the same as the description, or can not rest assured that the purchase! In order to allow buyers and friends to accurately distinguish whether the paintings are hand-drawn or printed, it is easy for the experts from the calligraphy and painting mall to give you a few tips, as follows:

1. Watch: Carefully look at the ink, lines and back of the work. Look at the work ink, the traces of the original ink works with useful pens. The heavy ink will have a rough, three-dimensional impression; the ink of the prints will be more uniform and the colors will be generally brighter! Looking at the lines of the work, the lines of the hand-painted work are smooth and natural, and the continuity is not disjointed. The print lines will appear incoherently and disjointly. On the back of the work, the back of the whole hand-painted work will have ink penetration and can see the infiltrated ink marks (except the mature ones. Xuan does not penetrate the ink, and the general brushwork uses cooked rice paper!

2. Smell: Smell the words and pictures below the nose. The whole hand-painted work has a very thick ink flavor. The printed matter has a pungent smell of ink!

3, touch: because the hand-painted work is a stroke of a painting up, color and darkness feel is not the same at the touch, hand-painted works will have convex and concave sense, the print is smooth and flat!

4. Contrast: The hand-painted works will not have exactly the same works, the same works, the same personal paintings, there will be small differences! Different prints can be printed into hundreds of the same touch!