Posts by Dave Gosine
Urban Calligraphy – Simon Silaidis
Simon Silaidis is a designer, in the past year he developed a newly found passion for urban calligraphy. Simon’s style is a mix of Western, Asian and Arabian calligraphy
Read MoreExtremely Rare copy of Wang Xizhi work from the Tang Dynasty found in Japan
An extremely rare copy of a work by fourth century Chinese calligraphy legend Wang Xizhi has been unearthed in Japan, the first such discovery in four decades, Tokyo National Museum said Tuesday.
Read MoreInspire Others: Volume 1, Issue 3
Welcome to Inspire Others. As we continue the theme Autumn, the next inspirational word will be Refreshing. We hope that this word will inspire you to
Read MoreChinese Calligraphy inspires the landmark ‘blossom-gate’ in the City of Xiangyiang
The “blossom-gate “for Xiangyang City, The Sprouting design was inspired by the shape of a flower and by the traditional Chinese Calligraphy.
Read MoreCould a machine write water Calligraphy?
Who would have thought that a person could or would have made a water device to write calligraphy?
Read MoreInspiration and Kana（Interview with Master Usuki ）
Master Usuki participates actively mainly in Kansai area, and also is an administration officer of Yomiuri Calligraphy Exibhition (読売書法展理事), 日展入選, councilor
Read MoreInspire Others: Volume 1, Issue 2
Welcome to Inspire Others. As we continue the theme Autumn, the next inspirational word will be Chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemums through out Asian History have
Read MoreCan a Computer save Calligraphy?
This Motion Copy System can identify and store detailed brush strokes based upon information about brush movements in calligraphy.
Read MoreIf East Asian languages are not showing on your Firefox/Windows XP PC
Firefox should be detect Japanese characters now. If not, you may need to install the East Asian languages pack listed below.
Read More‘Out of Character: Decoding Chinese Calligraphy,’ at the Asian Art Museum
Up until now there has been little to help the Western public to understand Chinese calligraphy, beyond appreciating it as an abstract art form.
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