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재료 준비하기 (Preparing Materials)
1. 한지 (Traditional Korean Paper):
- Recommended for painting due to its softness and flexibility.
- It's advisable to use paper that is neither too thin nor too thick (32-36g).
- As you gain experience, you can explore using different weights of paper.
2. 분채 (Powder Pigments):
- A type of pigment made by mixing raw colors with a medium.
- A basic set of 12 colors is recommended for beginners, with additional colors added as needed.
3. 호분 (White Pigment):
- Made from shell powder, used to create light colors.
- It can be mixed with other pigments to create various hues.
4. 봉채 (Natural Pigments):
- Derived from natural sources, these pigments are traditionally used in Korean painting.
- They are recommended for their brightness and stability.
5. 채색붓 (Color Brushes):
- Brushes used for applying pigments.
- It's recommended to have brushes of various sizes.
6. 세필 (Fine Brushes):
- Used for drawing fine lines.
- A variety of fine brushes should be prepared depending on the required precision.
7. 평붓 (Flat Brushes):
- Used for applying broad strokes or for filling in larger areas.
- Having at least one brush over 10 cm wide is recommended.
8. 아교 (Animal Glue):
- Used as an adhesive and to prepare surfaces for painting.
- It is typically dissolved in water and can be used in various concentrations.
9. 백반 (Alum):
- Used to increase the adhesion of the glue and to stabilize the painting surface.
10. 붓 (Brush Holder or Burner):
- A tool used to prepare animal glue, ensuring it reaches the right consistency.
11. 접시 (Dishes):
- Used for mixing pigments.
12. 둥근 나이프 (Round Knife):
- A tool used to scoop out pigments or to cut paper.
13. 융 (Woolen Cloth):
- Used to adjust or remove excess pigment from paper.
Other materials mentioned include paper for drawing lines, water, ink, and hangers, which are essential tools in the process.
The materials listed are mostly essential for traditional Korean painting, and special attention is given to choosing the right types and sizes of brushes, paper, and pigments to suit the particular style of artwork you wish to create.
