Ancient Trees with Two Deer (古木雙鹿圖)

This painting, titled "Ancient Trees with Two Deer," showcases two deer under an old tree in an ancient forest. On the right side of the painting, an old tree is depicted using ink. Its dense foliage and twisted branches convey the tree's ruggedness and the traces of time. The variations in ink intensity give the tree a three-dimensional feel and depth, while the light brush strokes of the branches and leaves create a sense of swaying in the wind. At the bottom of the painting, there are two deer—one standing and one resting. The deer are rendered in red ink, capturing their graceful and lively movements in nature. Details such as the antlers and eyes are highlighted with darker ink, making them stand out in the painting. Overall, this painting successfully portrays the harmonious natural scene between the ancient tree and the deer through the use of varying ink intensities and red ink. The composition is simple yet vibrant, conveying a serene beauty that allows viewers to appreciate the simplicity and wonder of nature.