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Qianshen Bai is a demanding teacher. Leaning over his apprentice’s brush work, he points out tiny things, “This is the problem. Her problem here is that here, so far so good, and she move this way, see the brush toward this part? The stroke should keep in the same direction. You see? You need to … Continue reading ""https://blog.massfolkarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Bai_Hung_support2-300x231.jpg