What makes Zhangjiajie so famous? For many, it was the ink paintings of Wu Guanzhong — a modern master who captured these misty peaks in brush and ink. It’s this very spirit of blending art with nature that comes alive in your hands-on class, where you’ll dive into the world of Chinese ink painting alongside a friendly local artist.
To make it easier for you to join, your studio is just a three-minute walk from the lower station of Tianmen Mountain Cableway.
· The session starts with a brief intro to the art form: its roots, meaning, and deep connection to the natural world.
· Next, your teacher will demonstrate how to paint those iconic Zhangjiajie peaks.
· Then it’s your turn! Try the brush techniques yourself and create your own painting on rice paper.
Let's meet at the entrance of Jinjiang Metropolo Hotel (天门山锦江都城酒店), which is situated just behind the lower station of Tianmen Mountain Cableway.
I’ll reach out to you ahead of the class and send you my photo so you can recognize me easily.
Let's meet at the entrance of Jinjiang Metropolo Hotel (天门山锦江都城酒店), which is situated just behind the lower station of Tianmen Mountain Cableway.
I’ll reach out to you ahead of the class and send you my photo so you can recognize me easily.
