Research on Painting Scrolls of the Song Dynasty and Their Impact on Modern Film and Television

Abstract

In order to explore the artistic value of character modeling in painting and the sublimation of the connotation of modern film and television, this paper takes Song Dynasty painting as the research object. First, the surface of the painting is observed with the help of a microscope, and the type of dye and material are tested, and then the shape and structure of the figure are restored and analyzed through infrared scanning equipment and 3D imaging equipment, so as to explore the cultural connotation. The results show that the Song Dynasty paintings mainly use sand, hematite, lapis lazuli, mica, and pyromanganite as dyes, and the canvases are silk, cowhide, rice paper, and hemp, and the painting cost is relatively high. Through color contrast, modeling structure, thick and thin lines, and geometric shapes, the characters show their inner world, as well as the expressions of the characters. Among them, the main frame mainly frames the figures, and the expressions are gradually refined, which is in line with the principles of modern painting. Angular lines dominate men, while curves dominate women. The posture and center of gravity of the characters also have a significant impact on the shaping of the shape. Therefore, the characters in Song Dynasty paintings have obvious characteristics and rich cultural connotations, which can enrich the content of modern film and television and improve their connotation level.