Created on 2024-01-25

The image appears to be a traditional Asian ink wash painting. In the painting, there are three birds with long necks, which resemble cormorants, perching on rocky outcrops surrounded by what seems to be water indicated by the washes of ink representing ripples or waves. The background features lighter brush strokes suggesting a misty or distant landscape. The color palette is monochrome, mainly in shades of gray. To the bottom right of the painting, there is a red seal stamp, which is often used by artists in Asia to sign their artwork.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image depicts a serene, minimalist landscape with several birds perched on rocky formations. The birds, likely a type of waterfowl, are rendered in a simple, abstract style using black ink against a muted, monochromatic background. The overall composition creates a sense of tranquility and contemplation, characteristic of traditional East Asian ink painting techniques.