View artwork in the Fired Ceramic gallery - the latest work from artist Talia Lehavi. The Talia Lehavi Studio Fine Art Store features an interactive online gallery for Talia’s artwork. The Fine Art Store will mail a piece of work directly to your door. Fired Ceramic swallow circle VII £ 270 View Details swallows circle IV £ 370 View Details swallow circle VIII £ 270 View Details swallows circle II £ 450 View Details swallow circle V £ 270 View Details swallows circle I £ 450 View Details swallow circle IX £ 270 View Details swallows circle III £ 370 View Details swallow circle X £ 270 View Details

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In this course, you'll learn to paint seven wild flowers: poppies, grasses, gentian, fennel, cyclamen, dandelion, and thistles. Master basic brush strokes and ink marks to create compositions in black ink and color. Flowers and grasses are vital in Japanese art, helping us observe life’s flow. By connecting with each flower’s qualities, you’ll explore their color and texture, enhancing your understanding of their healing properties. Join us to appreciate nature's beauty through the art of ink painting. Wild Flowers and Grasses Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings of poppies, grasses, gentian, fennel, cyclamen, dandelion and thistles. Enrol for £220 Course Description About this course In this course you will learn basic brush strokes, lines and ink marks to paint a selection of seven wild flowers and various grasses. You will learn the foundation of what makes a good composition in ink painting and be able to create your own painting using both black and colour. The simple and humble flowers and grasses that grow in abundance, have their precious place in the heart of Japanese art. They invite us to pay attention to the serene flow of life, and develop an observing eye and simplified approach to anything and everything that has life force in it, including grasses and small flowers. More so, each flower holds its own unique quality of well being. And so when painting a flower, one is invited to connect to the colour, shape, texture and essence of that flower and its healing qualities. Wild flowers offer us a glimpse into the magical, interdependent working of nature. In this course, you will: Learn how to prepare your work-space Practice how to hold the brush and make your own ink Exercise the brush to make fluent lines Learn step-by-step how to paint poppies, grasses, gentian, fennel, cyclamen, dandelion and thistles Use Japanese watercolours Create your very own beautiful ink paintings and watercolour Deepen your experience of the healing meditative nature of ink painting Explore the theme of wild flowers in Japanese art history and the unique aesthetic term of mono no aware Understand what makes a good composition with samples from Japanese art history The course also includes: Tools and materials check-list and how to care for your kit 20% off coupon for any other ArtBrush course to continue your learning journey Downloadable PDF worksheets to accompany each lesson, and for you to compile your very own course reference book Extra compositions for you to practice in your own time Upon completion of this course, you will feel confident using the Japanese brush, ink, color, and paper. You will gain a deeper understanding of this artistic practice and open new avenues for your creative expression. GALLERY Highlights of what you will paint Learn how to paint Wild Flowers and Grasses Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings of poppies, grasses, gentian, fennel, cyclamen, dandelion and thistles. Enrol for £220 INSTRUCTOR Meet your teacher Talia Lehavi is an artist, a practitioner and a teacher of traditional Japanese ink painting. Following years of teaching, her love and passion for this artistic medium has now prompted her to create ArtBrush - online school for the studies of Japanese ink painting. The school is designed for students of all levels, from around the world, who are excited to learn, explore and discover the joy of ink painting and its many facets. TESTIMONIALS What our students say about their experience What if you were to meditate while you paint wildflowers? In this Japanese ink painting workshop with artist Talia Lehavi, this is possible. Talia has taught students whose illnesses were healed during their time learning Japanese Ink Painting. She told me that her students who experienced healing recognized that the way that they learned to focus through their art practice, to connect to their inner heart rhythm and power, contributed to the improvement in their health. She noted that many times this happened to their own surprise, and illuminates how our passion and artistic creativity affect our health and help us transform. Kathryn Hayward, MD , Founder of Living Whole Online www.livingwholeonline.com CONTENT Included in this course Welcome introduction to your course Wild flowers and grasses course - Promo (0:33) Welcome to ArtBrush (2:00) Learning Japanese ink painting - Introduction Wild flowers and grasses - Introduction (4:48) Inside Japanese art Wild flowers and grasses and the aesthetic of mono no aware (4:49) What makes a good composition? Part I - Art history insight (4:37) What makes a good composition ? Part II - Studio take (9:38) Your tool set for the course Your workspace (1:38) Tools and materials - The four treasures (5:41) Making ink and how to hold the brush (2:55) Japanese Watercolours - Introduction (2:20) Your check list (0:50) Tools and materials sources Poppies I 雛芥子 ヒナゲシ hinageshi Promo (0:30) Introduction (1:16) Brush practice (2:29) How to paint the petals (3:33) How to paint the leaves (3:42) How to paint a poppy (9:55) Ink composition - Poppies (7:46) Colour composition - Poppies (9:00) Outro (0:30) Bonus Section - 3 additional compositions Grasses I 葦 あし ashi Promo (0:37) Introduction (0:52) Brush practice (5:16) How to paint grasses (3:29) How to paint pamper grass I 水葦 みずあし - mizuashi (3:03) Colour composition - Pamper grasses (4:42) Outro (1:08) Bonus Section - Additional composition Gentian I 竜胆 りんどう - rindo Promo (0:35) Introduction (0:58) How to paint Gentian (6:14) Ink composition - Gentian & grasses (5:10) Ink and colour composition - Gentian & grasses (10:22) Outro (0:44) Bonus Section - 2 additional compositions Fennel I 茴香 ういきょう - uikyo Promo (0:31) Introduction (1:20) Brush practice (4:59) Ink composition - Fennel (6:41) Colour composition - Fennel, Gentian and Poppies (8:38) Outro (0:55) Bonus Section - 3 additional compositions Cyclamen I 篝火花 シクラメン Promo (0:30) Introduction (1:03) How to paint Cyclamen (5:18) Ink composition - Cyclamen (6:05) Ink and colour composition - Cyclamen (12:51) Outro (0:57) Bonus Section - 2 additional Compositions Dandelion I 蒲公英 たんぽぽ - tanpopo Promo (0:34) Introduction (1:03) How to paint leaves (4:11) How to paint the flowers (8:42) Ink and colour composition - Dandelions (8:31) Outro (0:47) Bonus Section - 2 additional compositions Thistle I 薊 あざみ / アザミ - azami Promo (0:28) Introduction (1:10) Brush practice - 'A breathing line' (3:35) How to paint a thistle (4:58) Colour composition - Thistles (5:25) Outro (1:03) Bonus Section - 2 additional compositions Soul Meditation - Divine Grace Contemplation (2:34) Wild Flowers Composition Mixed wild flowers colour composition (8:00) Outro Course outro and reflections (2:42) Bonus Material Additional wild flowers composition for you to practice Wild flowers and grasses Haiku - Japanese poetry and others Review and ArtBrush students gallery Tools and Material sources How you can keep studying with Talia Your 20% Discount Coupon Wild Flowers Gallery collection by Talia Wild Flowers artwork by Talia Learn how to paint Wild Flowers and Grasses Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings of poppies, grasses, gentian, fennel, cyclamen, dandelion and thistles. Enrol for £220 FAQs Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish. How long do I have access to the course? How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling and as long as ArtBrush is live online, you have unlimited access to the course across any devices you own for as long as you like. I am a complete beginner. Is this for me? Yes! The course is designed with beginners and intermediate students in mind, as well as, those who are keen to deepen their knowledge of the field. There are many step-by-step videos that are perfect for anyone just getting started. No previous experience in art or ink painting is required. The course is for mixed-level abilities. I am a professional artist. Is this for me? Absolutely! Many professional artists and designers have been studying with Talia and have benefited from the Japanese art and practice aesthetics. The courses offer new ways of observing nature and understanding painting composition and space in a way unique to Japanese ink painting. How do I enrol on a course? To enrol on one of the ArtBrush courses, click on any "Enrol" button on this page and complete your purchase. You will need to create an account with us to purchase and access the course. If you already have an account, log in to complete your purchase. Then, you'll have access to the course, and your purchase details will be emailed to you. Would I need any special tools and materials? Yes! There is a short 'check list' video inside the course for help in setting up your workspace and for preparing your tool-set for the courses. You will find also inside the course Talia's recommended list with links to main UK and US art supplyers. You can read about Japanese ink painting tools and materials HERE . What software do I need to access the course? Please simply ensure that you have updated your internet browser to the latest version. If you run into any technical issues, we advise to clear your cache, cookies and browsing history. For any further technical enquiries please contact: artbrushonline@gmail.com What if I wish to cancel? We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund. How can I get further help and ask a question? At any time, our team will help you at: artbrushonline@gmail.com

View artwork in the Time Bubbles gallery - the latest work from artist Talia Lehavi. The Talia Lehavi Studio Fine Art Store features an interactive online gallery for Talia’s artwork. The Fine Art Store will mail a piece of work directly to your door. Time Bubbles time bubbles IV £ 1450 View Details time bubbles II £ 1450 View Details time bubbles VI £ 1450 View Details time bubbles III £ 1450 View Details time bubbles VII £ 1450 View Details time bubbles V £ 1450 View Details

View artwork in the Wild Orchids gallery - the latest work from artist Talia Lehavi. The Talia Lehavi Studio Fine Art Store features an interactive online gallery for Talia’s artwork. The Fine Art Store will mail a piece of work directly to your door. Wild Orchids

View artwork in the Diamond Cloud gallery - the latest work from artist Talia Lehavi. The Talia Lehavi Studio Fine Art Store features an interactive online gallery for Talia’s artwork. The Fine Art Store will mail a piece of work directly to your door. Diamond Cloud cloud / kumo III £ 950 View Details cloud / kumo V £ 950 View Details cloud / kumo II £ 950 View Details diamond cloud IV £ 6750 View Details cloud / kumo IV £ 950 View Details

In this lesson you will learn to paint water irises and dragonflies. We will begin this tutorial practicing a variety of brush strokes, which you will use to paint a single iris flower in ink - your first composition. You will then learn how to paint buds and opening flowers, to create your second composition. And finally, practice painting dragonflies in various positions to accompany your painting, you will be creating your own third composition with ink and a touch of colour. You will also learn about the aesthetic meaning of irises in Japanese art, and deepen into their meditative nature. Water Irises and Dragonflies Learn to paint step-by-step beautiful irises and magical dragonflies Enrol for £65 Course Description About this lesson In this lesson you will learn to paint water irises and dragonflies. We will begin this tutorial practicing a variety of brush strokes, which you will use to paint a single iris flower in ink - your first composition. You will then learn how to paint buds and opening flowers, to create your second composition. And finally, practice painting dragonflies in various positions to accompany your painting, you will be creating your own third composition with ink and a touch of colour. You will also learn about the aesthetic meaning of irises in Japanese art, and deepen into their meditative nature. In this lesson, you will: Learn how to prepare your workspace Practice how to hold the brush and make your own ink Learn step-by-step how to paint water iris & dragonflies in ink and colour Use Japanese watercolours Create your very own beautiful ink paintings Deepen your experience of the meditative nature of ink painting Understand the aesthetic meaning of irises in Japanese art The lesson also includes: Tools and materials check-list Downloadable PDF worksheet to accompany each lesson and compile your own workbook 3 additional compositions for you to practice in your own time Upon completion of your lesson you will achieve at least three new composition of water iris & dragonflies. And become confident using the Japanese brush, ink, colour, and paper. You will deepen your understanding of this practice, and discover an open gate to further explore your own creative journey. GALLERY Highlights of what you will paint Learn how to paint Water Irises and Dragonflies Learn to paint step-by-step beautiful irises and magical dragonflies Enrol for £65 INSTRUCTOR Meet your teacher Talia Lehavi is an artist, a practitioner and a teacher of traditional Japanese ink painting. Following years of teaching, her love and passion for this artistic medium has now prompted her to create ArtBrush - online school for the studies of Japanese ink painting. The school is designed for students of all levels, from around the world, who are excited to learn, explore and discover the joy of ink painting and its many facets. TESTIMONIALS What our students say about their experience During uncertain times, ArtBrush has been a wonderful source of solace. I joined ArtBrush as a complete beginner, looking to combine my passion for art with my interest in meditation. Japanese ink painting requires such focus, and engenders a great sense of calmness. I have been able to develop creatively and the process has given me the time for contemplation. I would highly recommend these courses. — Katherine B. CONTENT Included in this lesson Welcome to your lesson Welcome to ArtBrush (2:21) Learning Japanese ink painting - Introduction Your workspace (1:54) Tools and materials - The four treasures (5:09) Making ink and how to hold the brush (3:21) Your check list (1:03) Sources for your tools and materials Water iris and dragonflies 燕子花と蜻蛉 'kakitsubata to tonbo' Promo - water irises (0:33) Promo - Dragonflies (0:36) Promo - Water irises and dragonflies (0:26) Introduction on painting irises and dragonflies (2:00) The aesthetic meaning of ‘irises at the eight planked bridge’ (3:06) Brush practice - 'Sword like stroke' (5:17) Brush practice - 'Ink gradation' (2:03) How to paint iris leaves (3:23) How to paint iris flowers (4:47) Painting an iris flower - Composition I (3:33) How to paint buds (1:59) Irises - Composition II (7:33) How to paint dragonflies (5:55) Soul meditation - Beauty and magic (1:16) Irises and dragonflies - Ink and colour composition III (11:57) Outro (1:27) Bonus Material Three additional compositions for you to practice in your own time Review and ArtBrush students gallery Haiku - Water iris and dragonflies Learn how to paint Water Irises and Dragonflies Learn to paint step-by-step beautiful irises and magical dragonflies Enrol for £65 FAQs Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish. How long do I have access to the course? How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling and as long as ArtBrush is live online, you have unlimited access to the course across any devices you own for as long as you like. I am a complete beginner. Is this for me? Yes! The course is designed with beginners and intermediate students in mind, as well as, those who are keen to deepen their knowledge of the field. There are many step-by-step videos that are perfect for anyone just getting started. No previous experience in art or ink painting is required. The course is for mixed-level abilities. I am a professional artist. Is this for me? Absolutely! Many professional artists and designers have been studying with Talia and have benefited from the Japanese art and practice aesthetics. The courses offer new ways of observing nature and understanding painting composition and space in a way unique to Japanese ink painting. How do I enrol on a course? To enrol on one of the ArtBrush courses, click on any "Enrol" button on this page and complete your purchase. You will need to create an account with us to purchase and access the course. If you already have an account, log in to complete your purchase. Then, you'll have access to the course, and your purchase details will be emailed to you. Would I need any special tools and materials? Yes! There is a short 'check list' video inside the course for help in setting up your workspace and for preparing your tool-set for the courses. You will find also inside the course Talia's recommended list with links to main UK and US art supplyers. You can read about Japanese ink painting tools and materials HERE . What software do I need to access the course? Please simply ensure that you have updated your internet browser to the latest version. If you run into any technical issues, we advise to clear your cache, cookies and browsing history. For any further technical enquiries please contact: artbrushonline@gmail.com What if I wish to cancel? We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund. How can I get further help and ask a question? At any time, our team will help you at: artbrushonline@gmail.com

In this lesson you will learn how to paint bamboo. It is an ever green plant known for its superb resilience qualities and is one of the fundamental subjects of ink painting. Practice your brush and make your very own Japanese ink painting. This lesson is included in The Four Nobles Foundation course. Bamboo Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings Enrol for £65 Course Description About this lesson In this lesson you will learn how to paint bamboo. It is an ever green plant known for its superb resilience qualities and is one of the fundamental subjects of ink painting. Practice your brush and make your very own Japanese ink painting. This lesson is included in The Four Nobles Foundation course. In this lesson, you will: Learn how to prepare your work-space Learn how to hold the brush and make your own ink Exercise the brush to make fluent lines Practice Japanese calligraphy Learn step-by-step how to paint bamboo Create your very own beautiful ink paintings Deepen your experience of the meditative nature of ink painting The lesson also includes: Tools and materials check-list Downloadable PDF worksheet to accompany each lesson Additional compositions for you to practice in your own time Upon completion of your lesson you will achieve at least two new composition of ink bamboo. You will know to write the calligraphy character for the number one in Japanese, and become confident using the Japanese brush, ink and paper. You will further your understanding of this practice, and discover an open gate to further your own creative journey. This lesson is for you if: You want to learn the foundation of how to paint wisteria using traditional Japanese brushes, ink and paper. You may not have previous experience, but are excited to explore and learn a new way of painting. You love the way of Japanese ink painting and wish to practice further, explore and develop your skills and abilities. GALLERY Highlights of what you will paint Learn how to paint Bamboo Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings Enrol for £65 INSTRUCTOR Meet your teacher Talia Lehavi is an artist, a practitioner and a teacher of traditional Japanese ink painting. Following years of teaching, her love and passion for this artistic medium has now prompted her to create ArtBrush - online school for the studies of Japanese ink painting. The school is designed for students of all levels, from around the world, who are excited to learn, explore and discover the joy of ink painting and its many facets. TESTIMONIALS What our students say about their experience As a beginner in Japanese Ink Painting, Talia's approach to teaching made me feel completely comfortable. I have learnt so much about the history, processes and application of Ink Painting and cannot wait to continue pursuing my newfound skill set even further. I would recommend ArtBrush to everyone, no matter of capability, it's a truly unique school which allows for dedicated and encouraging learning. — Holly G . Artist Very detailed and informative course ! I have always been an admirer of Asian traditional painting and this course provided me of an insider's look of this magic world. With the help of Talia and the ARTBRUSH online courses, I have managed to learn, exercise and master special brushwork techniques otherwise unaccesible to me. I also got an overall understanding of the aesthetics around this beautiful world of ink painting. I totally recommend this! — Olympia T . Artist & Writer CONTENT Included in this lesson Welcome to your lesson Welcome to ArtBrush (2:21) Learning Japanese ink painting - introduction Your workspace (1:54) Tools & materials - The four treasures (5:09) Making ink & How to hold the brush (3:21) Your check list (1:03) Sources for your tools and materials Bamboo 竹 'take' Promo (0:40) Introduction on painting bamboo (1:18) Brush practice - 'thin- thick -thin' (2:56) Painting bamboo leaves (3:02) Painting bamboo branches (6:09) Brush lines practice - "pause - move - pause" (1:34) Calligraphy practice - ONE ー 'ichi' (1:34) Painting bamboo stems and knots (1:32) Create your own painting - Composition I (2:55) Playful ink technique (2:07) Soul meditation - Emptiness (0:56) Create your own painting - Composition II (3:59) Bamboo - Outro (0:55) Bonus Material Three additional compositions for you to practice in your own time Bamboo Haiku - Poetry Review and ArtBrush students gallery Learn how to paint Bamboo Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings Enrol for £65 FAQs Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish. How long do I have access to the course? How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling and as long as ArtBrush is live online, you have unlimited access to the course across any devices you own for as long as you like. I am a complete beginner. Is this for me? Yes! The course is designed with beginners and intermediate students in mind, as well as, those who are keen to deepen their knowledge of the field. There are many step-by-step videos that are perfect for anyone just getting started. No previous experience in art or ink painting is required. The course is for mixed-level abilities. I am a professional artist. Is this for me? Absolutely! Many professional artists and designers have been studying with Talia and have benefited from the Japanese art and practice aesthetics. The courses offer new ways of observing nature and understanding painting composition and space in a way unique to Japanese ink painting. How do I enrol on a course? To enrol on one of the ArtBrush courses, click on any "Enrol" button on this page and complete your purchase. You will need to create an account with us to purchase and access the course. If you already have an account, log in to complete your purchase. Then, you'll have access to the course, and your purchase details will be emailed to you. Would I need any special tools and materials? Yes! There is a short 'check list' video inside the course for help in setting up your workspace and for preparing your tool-set for the courses. You will find also inside the course Talia's recommended list with links to main UK and US art supplyers. You can read about Japanese ink painting tools and materials HERE . What software do I need to access the course? Please simply ensure that you have updated your internet browser to the latest version. If you run into any technical issues, we advise to clear your cache, cookies and browsing history. For any further technical enquiries please contact: artbrushonline@gmail.com What if I wish to cancel? We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund. How can I get further help and ask a question? At any time, our team will help you at: artbrushonline@gmail.com

View artwork in the Butterflies Rings gallery - the latest work from artist Talia Lehavi. The Talia Lehavi Studio Fine Art Store features an interactive online gallery for Talia’s artwork. The Fine Art Store will mail a piece of work directly to your door. Butterflies Rings butterfly ring VII £ 125 View Details butterfly ring II £ 125 View Details butterfly ring VI £ 125 View Details butterfly ring X £ 125 View Details butterfly VIII £ 125 View Details butterfly IV £ 125 View Details butterfly ring III £ 125 View Details butterfly I £ 125 View Details

Because of its unique qualities, pine has come to represent strength, renewal and immortality. In this short course you will learn to paint pine and red tulips from your very own flower arrangement, known in Japanese as ikebana. The course was filmed live at the London Flower school and so you will have the opportunity to watch master flower arranger and head of the London Flower School, Wagner Kreusch, demonstrating how to make a traditional pine ikebana, with a selection of pines and red tulips. In the second part of this online course, you will learn a variety of brush strokes to paint pine needles, cones and barks. You will be invited to practice your brush and make your very own ink painting of a pinebranch. In the last part of this course you will learn how to paint tulips and include them in your final pine ikebana ink painting composition. Pine and Ikebana This unique course was filmed live at the London Flower School combining the two artistic forms of ink painting and Ikebana Enrol for £65 Course Description About this lesson Because of its unique qualities, pine has come to represent strength, renewal and immortality. In this short course you will learn to paint pine and red tulips from your very own flower arrangement, known in Japanese as ikebana. The course was filmed live at the London Flower school and so you will have the opportunity to watch master flower arranger and head of the London Flower School, Wagner Kreusch, demonstrating how to make a traditional pine ikebana, with a selection of pines and red tulips. In the second part of this online course, you will learn a variety of brush strokes to paint pine needles, cones and barks. You will be invited to practice your brush and make your very own ink painting of a pinebranch. In the last part of this course you will learn how to paint tulips and include them in your final pine ikebana ink painting composition. In the bonus material section you will find additional three pine ikebana compositions as well as a pine trees tratidional composition for you to practice and enjoy exploring. In this lesson, you will: Learn about the tradition of Japanese ink painting and ikebana Understand core principles of ikebana and make your own arrangement Learn about tools and materials and make your own ink Exercise your brush to make fluent lines Learn step-by-step how to paint pine needles, cones and bark Use Japanese watercolours and learn to paint tulips Create your very own beautiful ink paintings Deepen your experience of the meditative nature of ink painting The lesson also includes: Tools and materials check-list Downloadable PDF worksheet to accompany each lesson 3 additional compositions for you to enjoy practice in your own time Pine trees - traditional composition practice Upon completion of your lesson you will achieve at least two new composition of Pine branch and ikebana . You will will learn to paint tulips and include them in your pine paintings, and become confident using the Japanese brush, ink and paper. You will further your understanding of this practice, and discover an open gate to further your own creative journey. This lesson is for you if: You want to learn the foundation of ikebana and how to paint pine and tulips using traditional Japanese brushes, ink and paper. You may not have previous experience, but are excited to explore and learn a new way of painting. You love the way of Japanese ink painting and wish to practice further, explore and develop your skills and abilities. GALLERY Highlights of what you will paint Learn how to paint Pine and Ikebana This unique course was filmed live at the London Flower School combining the two artistic forms of ink painting and Ikebana Enrol for £65 INSTRUCTOR Meet your teacher Talia Lehavi is an artist, a practitioner and a teacher of traditional Japanese ink painting. Following years of teaching, her love and passion for this artistic medium has now prompted her to create ArtBrush - online school for the studies of Japanese ink painting. The school is designed for students of all levels, from around the world, who are excited to learn, explore and discover the joy of ink painting and its many facets. TESTIMONIALS What our students say about their experience As a beginner in Japanese Ink Painting, Talia's approach to teaching made me feel completely comfortable. I have learnt so much about the history, processes and application of Ink Painting and cannot wait to continue pursuing my newfound skill set even further. I would recommend ArtBrush to everyone, no matter of capability, it's a truly unique school which allows for dedicated and encouraging learning. — Holly G . Artist Very detailed and informative course ! I have always been an admirer of Asian traditional painting and this course provided me of an insider's look of this magic world. With the help of Talia and the ARTBRUSH online courses, I have managed to learn, exercise and master special brushwork techniques otherwise unaccesible to me. I also got an overall understanding of the aesthetics around this beautiful world of ink painting. I totally recommend this! — Olympia T . Artist & Writer CONTENT Included in this lesson Pine and Ikebana Live Workshop Promo (0:24) Welcome to the workshop (1:45) Introduction to Japanese ink painting (2:05) Introduction to Ikebana (3:56) Ikebana demonstration - Make your own arrangement (3:56) Basic rules for your arrangement - worksheet Promo - Pine 松 'matsu' (0:26) Tool and materials for painting (4:32) Make your own ink and check list (2:13) Brush practice (2:39) Pine needles and pine cones - How to paint (9:01) Bark of the tree - How to paint (3:12) Pine branch - Make your own painting (3:08) Promo - Pine and tulip (0:25) Tulips - How to paint (2:41) Tulips composition - worksheet Soul meditation - 'Learn from the pine' (1:59) Make your own ikebana painting (6:07) Pine - Outro (1:11) Bonus Material Three additional ikebana compositions for you to practice in your own time Three pine trees - traditional composition for you to practice in your own time Pine Haiku - Poetry Sources for your tools and materials Review and ArtBrush students gallery Music by Matthew Halsall Learn how to paint Pine and Ikebana This unique course was filmed live at the London Flower School combining the two artistic forms of ink painting and Ikebana Enrol for £65 FAQs Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish. How long do I have access to the course? How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling and as long as ArtBrush is live online, you have unlimited access to the course across any devices you own for as long as you like. I am a complete beginner. Is this for me? Yes! The course is designed with beginners and intermediate students in mind, as well as, those who are keen to deepen their knowledge of the field. There are many step-by-step videos that are perfect for anyone just getting started. No previous experience in art or ink painting is required. The course is for mixed-level abilities. I am a professional artist. Is this for me? Absolutely! Many professional artists and designers have been studying with Talia and have benefited from the Japanese art and practice aesthetics. The courses offer new ways of observing nature and understanding painting composition and space in a way unique to Japanese ink painting. How do I enrol on a course? To enrol on one of the ArtBrush courses, click on any "Enrol" button on this page and complete your purchase. You will need to create an account with us to purchase and access the course. If you already have an account, log in to complete your purchase. Then, you'll have access to the course, and your purchase details will be emailed to you. Would I need any special tools and materials? Yes! There is a short 'check list' video inside the course for help in setting up your workspace and for preparing your tool-set for the courses. You will find also inside the course Talia's recommended list with links to main UK and US art supplyers. You can read about Japanese ink painting tools and materials HERE . What software do I need to access the course? Please simply ensure that you have updated your internet browser to the latest version. If you run into any technical issues, we advise to clear your cache, cookies and browsing history. For any further technical enquiries please contact: artbrushonline@gmail.com What if I wish to cancel? We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund. How can I get further help and ask a question? At any time, our team will help you at: artbrushonline@gmail.com

In this course you will learn to paint four well known summer flowers and insects. These are - Water irises, wild roses, beautiful hydrangeas, and grand peonies. You will also learn to paint dragonflies, butterflies, ants and bees and discover how to add these insects to your composition in such a way that they will enhance your painting. Flowers and insects have always been a popular theme in Japanese art. Learning to observe, appreciate and paint them, has become a specialization theme for students of ink painting, not only because of their beauty, more so, they offer us a glimpse into the magical, interdependent working of nature. Summer Flowers and Insects Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings of water irises, wild roses, hydrangea, grand peonies, dragonflies, bees, ants and butterflies Enrol for £220 Course Description About this course In this course you will learn to paint four well known summer flowers and insects. These are - Water irises, wild roses, beautiful hydrangeas, and grand peonies. You will also learn to paint dragonflies, butterflies, ants and bees and discover how to add these insects to your composition in such a way that they will enhance your painting. Flowers and insects have always been a popular theme in Japanese art. Learning to observe, appreciate and paint them, has become a specialization theme for students of ink painting, not only because of their beauty, more so, they offer us a glimpse into the magical, interdependent working of nature. In this course, you will: Learn how to prepare your work-space Practice how to hold the brush and make your own ink Exercise the brush to make fluent lines Enjoy Japanese calligraphy Learn step-by-step how to paint water irises, wild roses, hydrangeas and peonies Learn step-by-step how to paint dragonflies, bees, ants and butterflies Use Japanese watercolours Create your very own beautiful ink paintings and watercolour Deepen your experience of the healing meditative nature of ink painting Explore well known flower paintings from the wealth of Japanese art history The course also includes: Tools and materials check-list and how to care for your kit Downloadable PDF worksheets to accompany each lesson, and for you to compile your very own course work-book Extra compositions for you to practice in your own time Upon completion of this course, you will become confident using the Japanese brush, ink, colour, and paper. You will deepen your understanding of this artistic practice, and discover an open gate to continue and explore your own creative journey. GALLERY Highlights of what you will paint Learn how to paint Summer Flowers and Insects Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings of water irises, wild roses, hydrangea, grand peonies, dragonflies, bees, ants and butterflies Enrol for £220 INSTRUCTOR Meet your teacher Talia Lehavi is an artist, a practitioner and a teacher of traditional Japanese ink painting. Following years of teaching, her love and passion for this artistic medium has now prompted her to create ArtBrush - online school for the studies of Japanese ink painting. The school is designed for students of all levels, from around the world, who are excited to learn, explore and discover the joy of ink painting and its many facets. TESTIMONIALS What our students say about their experience I discovered Talia's ink painting and calligraphy almost by error. I was at a point in my life when a re-think was necessary and this was an attempt to explore my own creativity instead of responding to a brief for a client. I loved the ambiance of our Saturday morning sessions - the quiet concentration, the classical music and the smell of the Japanese tea! The weight of the brushes, the feel of the fine, transparent paper and the energy that was created as we explored each line or shape we created. I learned to be much kinder to myself and to use the mistakes as an opportunity rather than a depressing disaster. I try to re-create in my own studio on the banks of the Thames, the atmosphere of those morning lessons with that energy, sense of calm and focus the moment. This course is not just about how to paint. It enables us to find our own voice and listen. — Judy H. Artist and graphic designer During uncertain times, ArtBrush has been a wonderful source of solace. I joined ArtBrush as a complete beginner, looking to combine my passion for art with my interest in meditation. Japanese ink painting requires such focus, and engenders a great sense of calmness. I have been able to develop creatively and the process has given me the time for contemplation. I would highly recommend these courses. — Katherine B. CONTENT Included in this course Welcome introduction to your course Summer flowers and insects course - Promo (0:32) Summer flowers and insects - Introduction (4:22) Welcome to your workspace (1:54) Tools and materials - ' The four treasures' (5:09) Your check list (1:03) Tools and materials sources Making ink and how to hold the brush (3:21) 'Flower' Calligraphy Practice Calligraphy promo (0:28) Calligraphy practice - FLOWER 花 ‘hana’ (5:06) Water iris and dragonflies 燕子花と蜻蛉 'kakitsubata to tonbo' Promo (0:26) Introduction (2:00) The aesthetic meaning of ‘irises at the eight planked bridge’ (3:06) Brush practice - 'Sword like' line (5:17) Brush practice - 'Ink gradation' (2:03) How to paint iris leaves (3:23) How to paint iris flower (4:47) Painting an iris flower - Ink composition I (3:33) How to paint iris buds (1:59) Irises - Ink composition II (7:33) How to paint dragonflies (5:55) Soul meditation - Beauty and magic (1:16) Irises and dragonflies - Ink and colour composition III (11:57) Bonus Section - 3 additional composition for you to practice in your own time Outro (1:27) Roses and bees 薔薇と蜂
‘bara to hachi’ Promo (0:33) Introduction (3:00) A wild rose and butterfly painting - Shibata Zeshin (6:24) Brush practice - 'NI like' lines (5:28) How to paint rose leaves (13:26) How to paint rose flowers (8:01) Painting a rose - Ink composition I (5:16) How to paint bees (7:26) Painting buds and rosehip (5:44) Roses and bees - Ink composition II (11:33) Soul meditation - Joy and well being (2:05) Roses and bees - Colour composition III (13:52) Bonus Section - 3 additional composition for you to practice in your own time Outro (1:54) Hydrangea and butterflies 紫陽花と蝶 ‘ajisai to chō’ Promo (0:33) Introduction (3:09) Hydrangea of the Rinpa school (8:21) Brush practice - 'Pause-move-pause' line (5:27) How to paint hydrangea flowers (9:24) How to paint hydrangea stems (4:11) How to paint hydrangea leaves (6:44) Hydrangea - Ink composition I (5:13) How to paint butterflies (6:17) Butterflies - Ink composition II (2:10) Soul meditation - Gratitude and transformation (1:36) Hydrangea and butterflies - Colour composition III (19:50) Bonus Section - 3 additional composition for you to practice in your own time Outro (1:44) Peonies, ants and butterflies 芍薬 にアリと蝶 ‘shakuyaku ni ari to chō’ Promo (0:33) Introduction (3:06) Hasegawa Tohaku white peony (6:25) Brush practice- 'thin-thick-thin' wave lines (5:09) How to paint peony leaves (9:32) How to paint peony buds (3:50) How to paint a peony flower (9:26) How to paint ants (6:01) Peony and ants - Ink composition I (8:52) How to paint playful butterflies (8:22) Painting playful butterflies - Ink and colour composition II (4:58) Soul meditation - Abundance (1:38) Peonies and a Butterfly - Colour composition III (12:35) Bonus Section - 3 additional composition for you to practice in your own time Outro (2:05) Outro Course outro (2:42) Bonus Section - additional composition for you to further your practice Bonus Material Additional composition for you to further your practice Summer flowers & insects Haiku - Poetry Review and ArtBrush students gallery Music by Peder Helland Learn how to paint Summer Flowers and Insects Step-by-step how to create beautiful Japanese ink paintings of water irises, wild roses, hydrangea, grand peonies, dragonflies, bees, ants and butterflies Enrol for £220 FAQs Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish. How long do I have access to the course? How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling and as long as ArtBrush is live online, you have unlimited access to the course across any devices you own for as long as you like. I am a complete beginner. Is this for me? Yes! The course is designed with beginners and intermediate students in mind, as well as, those who are keen to deepen their knowledge of the field. There are many step-by-step videos that are perfect for anyone just getting started. No previous experience in art or ink painting is required. The course is for mixed-level abilities. I am a professional artist. Is this for me? Absolutely! Many professional artists and designers have been studying with Talia and have benefited from the Japanese art and practice aesthetics. The courses offer new ways of observing nature and understanding painting composition and space in a way unique to Japanese ink painting. How do I enrol on a course? To enrol on one of the ArtBrush courses, click on any "Enrol" button on this page and complete your purchase. You will need to create an account with us to purchase and access the course. If you already have an account, log in to complete your purchase. Then, you'll have access to the course, and your purchase details will be emailed to you. Would I need any special tools and materials? Yes! There is a short 'check list' video inside the course for help in setting up your workspace and for preparing your tool-set for the courses. You will find also inside the course Talia's recommended list with links to main UK and US art supplyers. You can read about Japanese ink painting tools and materials HERE . What software do I need to access the course? Please simply ensure that you have updated your internet browser to the latest version. If you run into any technical issues, we advise to clear your cache, cookies and browsing history. For any further technical enquiries please contact: artbrushonline@gmail.com What if I wish to cancel? We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund. How can I get further help and ask a question? At any time, our team will help you at: artbrushonline@gmail.com

In this lesson manual you will learn how to paint tiger and bamboo with Japanese ink and a touch of colour. In Asian art the tiger represents courage, strength and bravery. He is one of the only animals that can wonder within the thick high bamboo forest which is its natural dwelling habitat. The lesson is divided in three parts with simple instructions for you to follow and create your very own beautiful paintings. Each part has additional compositions for you to practice in a more free style, based on the step-by-step part. The lesson also includes notes on tigers in Japanese art history, as well as short meditations to enhance your contemplative mode as you practice. In the introductory part you will find details for your workspace and tools and materials used in this art form. You can source these from a recommended suppliers list included at the end of the manual. In the first part you will learn step-by-step how to paint a head of a tiger with correct proportion to train your eye to view what it sees and not what it think it sees. Included in this part two additional tiger’s head composition for you to practice. This will help you for the more complex tiger paintings to follow. The second part explores painting practice of a sitting tiger with few brush strokes. The first practice is inspired by a small paintings by master ink painter of the 18th C. Ogata Kōrin. This part also includes basic strokes for painting bamboo leaves, branches, stems and knots. Two additional tiger and bamboo compositions included in this part for you to practice. The first tiger here is in the style of Nagasawa Rosetsu, master ink painter of the 18th C. In the third part of the lesson, you will learn to paint a walking tiger, using a variety shades of ink, and keeping to the proportion of the head you learned in part one. Here, as well, you will find two additional practice compositions. In the bonus material of this lesson, included a short writing on a sleeping tiger in one of the oldest Zen ink painting. A final ,free style composition, of a sleeping tiger conclude this lesson. Using shades of ink and layers of washes, you are invited to explore the beauty of painting this magnificent animal, together with a deeper understanding of its healing qualities and significance in Japanese art history. NOTE: This is a working booklet style manual lesson. It is presented as a PDF file and is designed so that you can download, print and bind it as a working booklet to work with.   Tiger and Bamboo Step-by-step how to paint tiger and bamboo Enrol for £25 Course Description About this manual In this lesson manual you will learn how to paint tiger and bamboo with Japanese ink and a touch of colour. In Asian art the tiger represents courage, strength and bravery. He is one of the only animals that can wonder within the thick high bamboo forest which is its natural dwelling habitat. The lesson is divided in three parts with simple instructions for you to follow and create your very own beautiful paintings. Each part has additional compositions for you to practice in a more free style, based on the step-by-step part. The lesson also includes notes on tigers in Japanese art history, as well as short meditations to enhance your contemplative mode as you practice. In the introductory part you will find details for your workspace and tools and materials used in this art form. You can source these from a recommended suppliers list included at the end of the manual. In the first part you will learn step-by-step how to paint a head of a tiger with correct proportion to train your eye to view what it sees and not what it think it sees. Included in this part two additional tiger’s head composition for you to practice. This will help you for the more complex tiger paintings to follow. The second part explores painting practice of a sitting tiger with few brush strokes. The first practice is inspired by a small paintings by master ink painter of the 18th C. Ogata Kōrin. This part also includes basic strokes for painting bamboo leaves, branches, stems and knots. Two additional tiger and bamboo compositions included in this part for you to practice. The first tiger here is in the style of Nagasawa Rosetsu, master ink painter of the 18th C. In the third part of the lesson, you will learn to paint a walking tiger, using a variety shades of ink, and keeping to the proportion of the head you learned in part one. Here, as well, you will find two additional practice compositions. In the bonus material of this lesson, included a short writing on a sleeping tiger in one of the oldest Zen ink painting. A final ,free style composition, of a sleeping tiger conclude this lesson. Using shades of ink and layers of washes, you are invited to explore the beauty of painting this magnificent animal, together with a deeper understanding of its healing qualities and significance in Japanese art history. NOTE: This is a working booklet style manual lesson. It is presented as a PDF file and is designed so that you can download, print and bind it as a working booklet to work with. GALLERY Highlights of what you will paint Learn how to paint Tiger and Bamboo Step-by-step how to paint tiger and bamboo Enrol for £25 INSTRUCTOR Meet your teacher Talia Lehavi is an artist, a practitioner and a teacher of traditional Japanese ink painting. Following years of teaching, her love and passion for this artistic medium has now prompted her to create ArtBrush - online school for the studies of Japanese ink painting. The school is designed for students of all levels, from around the world, who are excited to learn, explore and discover the joy of ink painting and its many facets. TESTIMONIALS What our students say about their experience Very detailed and informative course ! I have always been an admirer of Asian traditional painting and this course provided me of an insider's look of this magic world. With the help of Talia and the ARTBRUSH online courses, I have managed to learn, exercise and master special brushwork techniques otherwise unaccesible to me. I also got an overall understanding of the aesthetics around this beautiful world of ink painting. I totally recommend this! — Olympia T . Artist & Writer CONTENT Included in this manual Welcome to your lesson Your workspace Tools and materials Check list Part I - Head of a tiger The tiger in Japanese art How to paint a tiger's head Soul meditation - Bravery of heart Tiger head - Two compositions to practice Part II - Tiger and bamboo Tigers and bamboo in Japanese art How to paint bamboo Little tiger How to paint a sitting tiger Soul meditation - Resilience Tiger and bamboo - Four composition to practice Part III - Walking tiger How to paint a walking tiger Soul meditation - Hidden power of you - Alchemy Roaring tiger - Composition to practice Bonus material The four sleepers - A tiger in a 14th C. Japanese ink painting Sleeping tiger - Composition to practice Recommended sources for tools and materials Learn how to paint Tiger and Bamboo Step-by-step how to paint tiger and bamboo Enrol for £25 FAQs Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish. How long do I have access to the course? How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling and as long as ArtBrush is live online, you have unlimited access to the course across any devices you own for as long as you like. I am a complete beginner. Is this for me? Yes! The course is designed with beginners and intermediate students in mind, as well as, those who are keen to deepen their knowledge of the field. There are many step-by-step videos that are perfect for anyone just getting started. No previous experience in art or ink painting is required. The course is for mixed-level abilities. I am a professional artist. Is this for me? Absolutely! Many professional artists and designers have been studying with Talia and have benefited from the Japanese art and practice aesthetics. The courses offer new ways of observing nature and understanding painting composition and space in a way unique to Japanese ink painting. How do I enrol on a course? To enrol on one of the ArtBrush courses, click on any "Enrol" button on this page and complete your purchase. You will need to create an account with us to purchase and access the course. If you already have an account, log in to complete your purchase. Then, you'll have access to the course, and your purchase details will be emailed to you. Would I need any special tools and materials? Yes! There is a short 'check list' video inside the course for help in setting up your workspace and for preparing your tool-set for the courses. You will find also inside the course Talia's recommended list with links to main UK and US art supplyers. You can read about Japanese ink painting tools and materials HERE . What software do I need to access the course? Please simply ensure that you have updated your internet browser to the latest version. If you run into any technical issues, we advise to clear your cache, cookies and browsing history. For any further technical enquiries please contact: artbrushonline@gmail.com What if I wish to cancel? We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund. How can I get further help and ask a question? At any time, our team will help you at: artbrushonline@gmail.com