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Ceramic Painting: Underglaze Identification

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A porcelain workshop uses the “underglaze” technique, but the patterns painted by artists on the raw bisque undergo subtle changes in color and line quality after firing. You must identify the discrepancies between the finished product and the artist’s original sketch—such as blue-and-white lines that have broken during firing, or peony colors that have become too dark or too light.

Gameplay & Skill Packs: “Spot the Difference: Pre- vs. Post-Firing,” focusing on color bleeding and line shrinkage. Skill packs include “Kiln Temperature Simulation” (altering the image’s color temperature to visualize theoretical pattern changes at different heat levels) and “Line Tracing” (automatically connecting broken lines to check for continuity).

Level Overview: The first 2,200 levels feature “Blue-and-White Intertwining Vine Patterns,” with differences found in line continuity; levels 2,200–3,700 cover “Underglaze Red Patterns,” focusing on the spread of the red pigment; levels 3,700–4,800 involve “Doucai Mixed Decoration,” where simultaneous changes in color and line increase the difficulty.

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