润色：The concept of color in water painting gradually formed through a long historical process With the development of society and the improvement of material conditions peoples awareness has been eleva

The use of color in water painting has evolved over time, influenced by societal development and improved material conditions. As people's awareness has grown, the concept of color in landscape painting has also changed. The heavy-color landscape style, which differs from the Western concept of primary colors, focuses on creating artistic conception through composition techniques rather than realistic representation. As a result, color has become an important consideration for the author in shaping the composition.

To guide the overall color usage, the author refers to Hu Mingzhe's concise color configuration system, utilizing simplified and refined contrasting colors. With the mentor's influence, there was a strong inclination towards blue-green at the beginning of the creation process. Many classic blue-green landscape works were copied in the early stages, and plein air creations were predominantly based on blue-green landscapes. Therefore, the main colors chosen for this series were also blue-green.

Traditional blue-green landscape works are often influenced by Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, and typically exhibit a sense of moderation. They rarely employ distinct warm and cool contrasting colors. However, in order to intensify the actual presentation of the artwork, this series incorporates the use of mixed materials and strengthens the warm and cool contrasts in color. This technique creates a more realistic and specific appearance in the artwork