Beyond Calligraphy – The World of Shodo

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): あ (i.e. "a").

From I Love You to Sushi and Everything in Between: On Developing a New Online Japanese Dictionary

What to do with ink leftovers?

A Few Words about the Process for Studying Calligraphy in Japan

The Sun of Vast Skies – a calligraphy seal. Part II

‘Out of Character: Decoding Chinese Calligraphy,’ at the Asian Art Museum

Kanji: 空

59回無心会書展 – 59th Calligraphy exhibition of Mushin Kai (Part 2).

Magnificent Ink Giants

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): こ (i.e. "ko")

Wizards of ink: 王羲之 (Wáng Xīzhī, 303 – 361), Part III.

How Do You Price Yourself?

The Story of a 4th Generation Japanese Scroll Mounter

書道と創造性〜人は書道から何を学んでいるのか〜

流派を越えて書の楽しさを

Huang Yao ’s unique Chinese calligraphy – Chuyun Shu (or Rising Cloud Writing) – Part 2

Illiterate heart – reflections on self.

New Year 2014 greetings from Beyond Calligraphy. Were you born in the Year of the Horse?

New Life Enchanted Ink Traces.

The Insider's Guide to Arabic Calligraphy

ことば・感動を書に

次世代の若き篆刻家にインタビュー！part2

新しい時代の王羲之や空海を！

How are Inkstones and Cast Iron Cookware similar?

Kanji: 字

Selecting works for a calligraphy exhibition

Kanji: 山

Is it Bad to be Too Decorative ?

Kanji: 左

A Kimono (Irouchikake) Scuffle at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts

The Sun of Vast Skies – a calligraphy seal. Part I

Hairy Thugs

Mighty Dragon Soars, Gracious Phoenix Dances – a few words on Wayou Shodou (和様書道).

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): て (i.e. “te”)

Far Eastern Calligraphy – is it written or drawn?

Searching for a Soul Mate – choosing a calligraphy brush. Part II

How Calligraphy Clubs are Making the World a Better Place

ペルソナ　ノン　グラータ（杉原千畝

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): き (i.e. "ki")

Rinsho – The Magical Ink Time Machine. Part I

Tending the Spirit: An Interview with Master Ransui Yakata of the International Chinese Calligraphy and Ink Painting Society (ICCPS)

Why Do We as Artists, Calligraphers and Sumi-e Painters Need to Re-learn what is Colour?

Can a Computer save Calligraphy?

Skyrim in Calligraphy – The Legend of The Dragonborn in Ink and Paper.

Calligraphy Marking a New Year

How to understand Far Eastern Calligraphy? (Part One)

Ink painting, Sumi-e, Suibokuga and Calligraphy Exhibition in Tokyo