Using the Asian technique of ‘wash painting’ known as suibokuga or sumi-e, teens created cherry trees by then adding tissue paper, to study the Hanami, or flower viewing.
After our spring art (Sumi-e) dried, a Haiku was written on them.
Friday, February 1, 2008
Hanami & Hakiku
Using the Asian technique of ‘wash painting’ known as suibokuga or sumi-e, teens created cherry trees by then adding tissue paper, to study the Hanami, or flower viewing.
After our spring art (Sumi-e) dried, a Haiku was written on them.
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