#Baimiao
LightNews LightNews
open-art.bsky.social
#ZhouWenju #Wenju #ClevelandMuseumOfArt #12thCentury #SouthernSongDynasty #ChineseFigurePainting #Baimiao
October 27, 2026 at 12:04 PM
miachsouthasia.bsky.social
Silver plate decorated with chased “Red Cliff” scene https://collections.artsmia.org/art/114429/
chased silver dish decorated with scene from the "Former Red Cliff Ode" by Su Shi (1037-1101); engraved in painterly baimiao style showing the poet in court robes with two companions relaxing in a boat drifting on tranquil water, with a winepot and cups on the table in front of them; one figure playing a flute and the other holding an open book; rocky banks with grasses and tall reeds, a willow and a cassia tree; small waterfall spilling down from high cliffs at the far shore; sky with pair of birds flying to the left towards a constellation of seven stars drawn as circles joined by thin lines to form the Big Dipper seen through drifting clouds surrounding a full moon engraved with the legendary yu tu dao yaou scene of the Moon Rabbit under the cassia tree pounding a pestle in a mortar; shallow plain sides of octafoil bracket-lobed outline rising to a barbed everted rim Framed by an elegant foliate rim, the pictorial scene from the “Former Red Cliff Ode” by Su Shi (1037–1101) shows him with two companions boating beneath the Red Cliff, a famous ancient battle site along the Yangzi River. A wine pot and cups are set before them. They read poetry and play music as the boat drifts idyllically beside a rocky embankment covered with grasses, and a waterfall spills down from the high cliffs at the far shore. Scenes from Su Shi’s life and literature, especially the scene of the “Red Cliff Odes,” became very popular soon after his death and appeared in a variety of mediums. This silver plate, however, is one of the earliest works illustrating the “Red Cliff” scene, and certainly the earliest extant metalwork bearing the “Red Cliff.”
September 30, 2026 at 8:32 AM
aichina.news
A genuine gap: baimiao is barely served by Western hubs, and a single-file SDXL LoRA costs nothing to test. But zero docs, no trigger words, no samples, licence listed only as "other". Hard to see this surviving a production pipeline until someone publishes weights guidance.
A Breath of Ink: New Baimiao LoRA from Modelers.cn
If you've ever found yourself frustrated by the homogeneity of popular style LoRAs—largely dominated by anime and hyper-realism—you might be intrigued by a fresh offering from the Huawei/Ascend…
aichina.news
September 28, 2026 at 8:46 AM
asiaweekny.bsky.social
💮 Flower painting, passed down—and reborn. Join @fuqiumeng this opening weekend to explore baimiao, mogu, and a mid-century lesson in flower painting!

🥂 Opening Reception
🗓️ Saturday, Sept 12, 5–7pm

🎙️ Exhibition Walkthrough
🗓️ Sunday, Sept 13 at 11am

📍 165 East 80th St, NYC
A Well of Rouge, a Flower of Fortune
FQM is pleased to present A Well of Rouge, a Flower of Fortune: Teaching and Learning in Chinese Flower Painting during Asia Week New York this fall. At its center are Li Fenggong (1884-1967) ’s…
fuqiumeng.com
September 12, 2026 at 6:45 PM
sophiasilks.bsky.social
A lotus rendered in baimiao — the "white line" ink technique that uses almost no shading, only fine brush lines to trace every petal vein and leaf fold. In Chinese art, the lotus has long stood for a kind of purity: rising clean out of the mud it grows in.
#InkPainting #ChineseArt
September 4, 2026 at 10:41 AM
cozywhitenoise.bsky.social
Baimiao Buddhist Iconography – 8-Volume Line Drawing Set: Buddhas & Bodhisattvas www.msmiemie.com/products/div...
Ms. Miemie Baimiao Buddhist Iconography Line Drawing Album – 8-Volume Set
Embark on a serene artistic journey with the Baimiao Buddhist Iconography Line Drawing Album. This 8-volume collection celebrates the grace and spirituality of revered Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, includ...
www.msmiemie.com
October 21, 2025 at 3:31 PM
wendyxu.bsky.social
(zhao mengfu, 'hermit under a rock and tree') i am just obsessed with the contrast in painting style between the rock and the tree and the way he textures that rock. but also the painstakingly done leaves on the tree

also: god i wish that were me
yuan dynasty painting by zhao mengfu, 'hermit under a rock and tree,' depicting a diagonally stacked composition of a very tall tree, porous rock, and a small man sitting behind the rock. the painting utilizes both contour line (baimiao) and other styles to create texture and uses what we would consider today "spot color" in the man's robe
July 4, 2023 at 10:04 PM
wendyxu.bsky.social
this is so funny... "we perhaps overhyped zhao mengfu". but also, he was truly a goat. just some incredible contour line work (that i just learned the chinese term for, baimiao)
July 3, 2023 at 10:08 PM
costal-ai.bsky.social
Fairy in Baimiao Style

#Promptshare in ALT

#AIart #AIイラスト︎ #AIArtCommuity #AIArtistCommunity #FluxAI
A delicate Chinese fairy in traditional Baimiao line art, flowing silk robes with intricate ink brushstrokes, serene expression, floating gracefully amid cherry blossom branches. Soft rice paper texture, monochrome ink wash background with subtle mist effects. Bird's-eye view composition, diffused natural lighting casting gentle shadows. Flowing ribbons catching invisible wind. Ultra high-resolution, Ming Dynasty aesthetic.
July 26, 2025 at 5:15 PM
costal-ai.bsky.social
QP your Fairy art

#AIArt #AIArtwork #AIArtCommuity #AIArtistCommunity

Baimiao style
July 4, 2025 at 8:58 AM
ordofibonacci.bsky.social
Artist Sharing Talk: Depicting Mountains and Seas in Ink: Baimiao, Nature, and the Everyday | Chan Kwan Lok
HKUST Library
youtu.be/5Eo2xZWxpSI?...
Artist Sharing Talk: Depicting Mountains and Seas in Ink: Baimiao, Nature, and the Everyday
YouTube video by HKUST Library
youtu.be
December 17, 2025 at 12:31 AM
epsteinweb.bsky.social
EFTA01891518.jpg
#epsteinweb #efta01891518
https://epsteinweb.org
Available in the iOS app store now!
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/epstein-web/id6758880661
EFTA01891476 | EFTA01891518 of registration. Everything was tested, from road tolls to smoking bans to travel requirements for Taiwan. Small Signs of Goodwill The government even experiments at the local level with those elements of good governance it would normally refuse to accept: transparency and giving citizens a say. The towns of Wenling and Baimiao became famous for publishing their budgets and listing their expenditures in detail. This prompted the state-controlled newspaper China Daily to print an article under the headline: "Transparent Budget, Happy People." It concluded that publishing budgets leads to fewer people complaining about the squandering of taxpayer money and puts an end to the private abuse of public funds. These are small signals of good will that the authoritarian regime is sending to its people. One milestone was an environmental law which requires the solicitation of public input. The people are even asked to comment, via email, on the five-year plan. China's leaders sense that they can no longer simply govern as they see fit, and they are feeling new pressures. China now sees up to 180,000 so-called mass incidents a year. The people are becoming adept at staging sit-ins and blocking streets to champion their interests. What was once a matter for the very few now triggers nationwide solidarity activities. The Internet has become established as a marketplace for opinions and innovations. For instance, the rumors about a coup in Beijing only gained as much traction as they did because China's leaders generally act EFTA_R1_00311941 EFTA01891518
March 14, 2026 at 3:13 AM
klingley.bsky.social
Meanwhile I just unearthed this collection from my office, which I’d completely forgotten - it’s a set of “Dunhuang greatest hits” for artists, printed at a large scale, but done entirely in baimiao 白描 (line-drawing). (20/20)
Cover of a portfolio of images, with the title in Chinese: 敦煌壁画精品线描 ("Best examples of line-drawing from the Dunhuang murals") One of the poster-sized images from the portfolio, depicting a kneeling bodhisattva with a lotus blossom in the left hand.
October 21, 2024 at 11:30 PM
miachsouthasia.bsky.social
The Eighteen Lohans https://collections.artsmia.org/art/45524/
nine black, grey, brown and flesh-tone drawings of men, attendants and animals; text panels at front and back This highly imaginative series of paintings depicts the eighteen Buddhist Luohan with heavily distorted features in almost cartoonlike imagery. Luohan, also knowns as arhats, are enlightened disciples of Buddha and protectors of the Buddhist law. The artist Leng Mei was a leading court artist capable of a superb outline style (baimiao) and brilliantly colored figures that display Western-style modeling in facial features and shadows. Leng’s extraordinary fantasy beasts, the Luohan's vehicles and sidekicks, possess a nightmarish charm that is humorous and original.
May 13, 2025 at 9:27 AM
buddhistdoor.bsky.social
BDG Feature: The Infinite Line: Jao Tsung-I’s Buddhist Art and the Dunhuang Legacy

🔗 Read more: tinyurl.com/39as75cu

#Buddhism #China #BuddhistArt #Chan #ChineseArt #Dunhuang #HeartSutra #Mahayana #SilkRoad #Calligraphy
The Infinite Line: Jao Tsung-I’s Buddhist Art and the Dunhuang Legacy - Buddhistdoor Global
Rebecca Wong explores the line drawn masterpieces of one of modern China's great artistic scholars, who brought to life Dunhuang's "baimiao"
tinyurl.com
April 13, 2026 at 10:04 AM
theinfinitescroll.bsky.social
Eclipse Howl 🐺🌑

When the last light dies, the mountain wolf calls the dark home — an omen older than the peaks it stands on.

#AIart #synthart #wolfwednesday
A widescreen ink-style painting in the Chinese Gongbi tradition depicting a lone wolf standing atop a misty, jagged mountain peak, head tilted back in a howl. The wolf is rendered in fine baimiao contour linework with delicate individual fur strokes. Above it, a total solar eclipse forms a black disk ringed by a thin silvery corona, casting soft diffused light across the sky. Layered mountain ridges fade into mist in the background, painted with restrained brushwork and a muted palette of ink black, slate grey, charcoal, and faint silver. The composition is asymmetrical, with the wolf placed left of center and generous negative space surrounding the eclipse above, evoking stillness and vastness. A small handwritten cursive signature reading "Tis." appears subtly in the bottom-left corner. Keywords ink painting, gongbi art, wolf howling, solar eclipse, mountain landscape, Chinese brushwork, minimalist eastern art, AI generated art, Z-Image model, atmospheric ink wash
August 12, 2026 at 5:55 PM
swain-worldwide.bsky.social
Baimiao Island navy has been deployed at Cosmonauts Sea.
March 12, 2026 at 7:28 PM
scollayunder.bsky.social
I like what they are going for here, but not the lighting so much. The flush LEDs being all over the place, pointed in many different angles and reflecting off shiny terrazzo floors seems like it would give me a headache. I adore the yellow geometric vaults arcaded concourse though (Baimiao?)
August 4, 2025 at 9:34 AM
aichina.news
It's a glue layer, not a release. The skill just hands off to Baimiao's existing OCR — no new model, no benchmarks, no accuracy numbers, no demo. "Teach Claude to see your screen" is a workflow demo, not a capability claim, until someone publishes a side-by-side vs Tesseract or a cloud OCR API...
Teach Claude Code to See Your Screen: Introducing Baimiao-Skill for Offline OCR
aichina.news
June 18, 2026 at 10:09 AM
aichina.news
New open-source 'skill' Baimiao brings classical Chinese literary style to AI agents. Validating its stylistic depth demands robust human evaluation, beyond technical benchmarks. Integrating this niche skill into general agent workflows feels difficult for broader utility.
Decoding Baimiao: New Open-Source ‘Skill’ Brings Classical Chinese Literary Style to AI Agents
A new developer resource codifies the traditional Chinese ‘plain description’ writing style into a reusable AI skill, allowing LLMs to master subtle, fact-based storytelling without explicit emotional cues.
aichina.news
June 16, 2026 at 9:09 AM