Oshibana: master class of making landscapes and pictures and photos
Master class on technique Oshabana for beginners( step-by-step photos are attached)
Oshibana is pressed floristry or, in other words, painting by plants. The essence of this art is to collect and dry under the press of flowers, herbs, leaves, bark, sticking them on the base. This technique can not only interest children and adults, but also become a passion for life.
Create a picture of flowers and leaves
So, in a way!
Materials and tools:
- dense cardboard for warp;
- scissors;
- tweezers;
- pencil;
- glue PVA;
- brushes;
- thin glue sticks;
- picture frame with glass;
- dried under the press plants( corncobs wrappers, leaves of trees, twigs of wormwood and birch, rose petals, birch bark).
1) On a thick cardboard, draw a pencil sketch with light strokes. Outline the contours of the image, paying attention to the horizon and foreground lines.
2) Place the trees in harmony, by measuring their position in space. Since in the foreground there are no tree crowns, it is worth concentrating on their trunks.
3) Using corn cobs wrappers, depict the sky. To do this, plentifully glue the inside of the sheet with glue and glue it to the base where the contour was outlined. Combine the white and beige color, creating smooth transitions to achieve the effect of blurry clouds. The work needs to be put under the press for some time, so that the material is more carefully glued.
4) Apply a layer of birch bark that represents the surface of the water. When preparing the birch bark for work, she needs to stratify it on the upper and lower layers and sort by color. Choose a variety of shades of birch bark: gray, orange-yellow and brown.
5) With the help of the back of a sheet of silver poplar, you can make a distant shore. Since color can indicate the time of day, and the picture needs to depict the morning, the long-range plan becomes blurry and foggy. The white side of the poplar sheet is suitable here. Scissors are used to make the relief.
6) A set of sheets of autumn maple, poplar, burdock will help create the effect of smooth transitions.
7) For the long-range plan, the leaves of dark poplar, grapes, lilac, for the neighbor - leaves of autumn maple, burdock, yellow petals of roses. Coniferous forest, located on the far bank, depict using wormwood twigs.
8) For a detailed view of nature on the left bank, indicate the location of birches. The outer layer of birch bark is suitable for the outline of the bark of birches. Darker pieces of birch bark are used for the shady side of the trunks. From the leaves of the rose will be a shrub, which is in the background of the shore.
9) From burdock to make leaves of birches, for contrast of a bush to lay twigs of light wormwood.
10) To work on the surface of the water, it should be borne in mind that dark paints, reflected in the water, look bright, and light on the contrary. To create a ripple of water, a torn birch bark is used, to give the effect of undulating reflections, tear off the ragged edges of the plants with scissors. To get a foggy distance, on the islands to arrange plants from wormwood of lighter shades.
11) Ready picture to insert into the frame under the glass.
What other pictures can be made in the same way, shown below in the photo:
Landscapes:
Pictures:
As practice shows, art is mistaken - pressed floristry is very interesting and fascinating. Enormous creativity opens up the use of natural materials.
For example, this picture is made of birch bark, daylily, peel of banana, guelder rose and vetch.
In this handicraft closely related to such concepts as floristry, herbarium, applique, thus, it can be noted that oshibana is a painting with flowers.
To make a mistake with your own hands, you do not need to be an artist, enough to desire, have a taste and be friends with nature. With the help of this method, you get stunning landscapes, still lifes, portraits.
Interesting facts:
Having understood what such a mistake is, one more thing is of interest - its history of occurrence. It turns out that this technology appeared more than six hundred years ago in Japan. And later it spread in the countries of Europe and the USA.To date, the art of floristry is widely used both in Japan and in our country.
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Oshibana is pressed floristry or, in other words, painting by plants. The essence of this art is to collect and dry under the press of flowers, herbs, leaves, bark, sticking them on the base. This technique can not only interest children and adults, but also become a passion for life.
Create a picture of flowers and leaves
So, in a way!
Materials and tools:
- dense cardboard for warp;
- scissors;
- tweezers;
- pencil;
- glue PVA;
- brushes;
- thin glue sticks;
- frame with a glass for painting the picture;
- dried under the press plants( corn cobs, leaves of trees, twigs of wormwood and birch, rose petals, birch bark).
1) On a dense cardboard, draw a pencil sketch with light strokes. Outline the contours of the image, paying attention to the horizon and foreground lines.
2) Place trees in harmony, measuring their position in space. Since in the foreground there are no tree crowns, it is worth concentrating on their trunks.
3) Using corn cobs wrappers, depict the sky. To do this, plentifully glue the inside of the sheet with glue and glue it to the base where the contour was outlined. Combine the white and beige color, creating smooth transitions to achieve the effect of blurry clouds. The work needs to be put under the press for some time, so that the material is more carefully glued.
4) Apply a layer of birch bark that depicts the water surface. When preparing the birch bark for work, she needs to stratify it on the upper and lower layers and sort by color. Choose a variety of shades of birch bark: gray, orange-yellow and brown.
5) Using the back of a sheet of silver poplar, you can make a distant shore. Since color can indicate the time of day, and the picture needs to depict the morning, the long-range plan becomes blurry and foggy. The white side of the poplar sheet is suitable here. Scissors are used to make the relief.
6) A set of sheets of autumn maple, poplar, burdock will help create the effect of smooth transitions.
7) For the long-range plan, the leaves of dark poplar, grapes, lilacs, for the neighbor - autumn maple leaves, burdock, yellow rose petals. Coniferous forest, located on the far bank, depict using wormwood twigs.
8) For a detailed view of nature on the left bank, indicate the location of the birches. The outer layer of birch bark is suitable for the outline of the bark of birches. Darker pieces of birch bark are used for the shady side of the trunks. From the leaves of the rose will be a shrub, which is in the background of the shore.
9) From burdock to make leaves of birches, for contrast of a bush to lay twigs of light wormwood.
10) To work on the surface of the water should be borne in mind that the dark colors, reflected in the water, look bright, and light on the contrary. To create a ripple of water, a torn birch bark is used, to give the effect of undulating reflections, tear off the ragged edges of the plants with scissors. To get a foggy distance, on the islands to arrange plants from wormwood of lighter shades.
11) Ready picture to insert into the frame under the glass.
What other pictures can be made in the same way, shown below in the photo:
Landscapes:
Pictures:
As practice shows, art is mistaken - pressed floristry is very interesting and fascinating. Enormous creativity opens up the use of natural materials.
For example, this picture is made of birch bark, daylily, peel of banana, guelder rose and vat.
In this handicraft, such concepts as floristics, herbarium, applique are closely interrelated, thus, it can be noted that the mistaken is a painting with flowers.
To make a mistake with your own hands, you do not need to be an artist, you just have the desire, taste and be friends with nature. With the help of this method, you get stunning landscapes, still lifes, portraits.
It is interesting to know:
Having understood what such a mistake is, one more thing is of interest - its history of occurrence. It turns out that this technology appeared more than six hundred years ago in Japan. And later it spread in the countries of Europe and the USA.To date, the art of floristry is widely used both in Japan and in our country.