Composition -- Series of Pen and Ink Architectural Drawings

Author: Wang Qijun, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: Composition is too important for architectural pen drawings. In fact, as long as it is painting, composition must be considered. Any painting that can be compared to famous works has its own extraordinary composition. My own experience is that composition is a way to express one's inner world. To make the audience understand, accept, and resonate with the work, good composition is essential. A major characteristic of artistic language is that it can only be understood and not easily expressed in words. The major characteristic of composition is to assist the audience in obtaining aesthetic pleasure from the picture and to give them enjoyment while appreciating it. The success or failure of composition directly affects the success or failure of the entire painting. The choice of the theme for the picture is very important. To make the theme clear, techniques such as emphasis and omission can help highlight the theme. The overall trend of composition is very important. Horizontal trends, vertical trends, the combination of horizontal and vertical, and curved trends all give the picture an axis and create a sense of momentum. Purposefully dividing the picture area is also one of the common techniques of composition, such as triangles, rhombuses, etc. Emphasizing a certain area in the picture or creating a contrast between large and small spaces can all add a touch of charm.