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Searching for a Soul Mate – choosing a calligraphy brush. Part II
14/12/2011
As with everything in life, one’s first impression is crucial. You will spend hours working together with a brush that…
Searching for a Soul Mate – choosing a calligraphy brush. Part I
09/12/2011
A calligraphy brush is not simply a tool used for writing. It is a warp gate to freedom of mind,…
Selecting works for a calligraphy exhibition
02/10/2011
Every calligraphy exhibition is an extremely important event, but the December’s exhibition is particularly significant. It is most likely the…
What to do with ink leftovers?
28/09/2011
One of the ingredients of calligraphy ink itself is animal-bone-extract based glue. The same glue is used for gluing ink…
Preparations for a calligraphy exhibition
12/09/2011
At times I am asked to submit works for calligraphy exhibitions in Japan. There are various events that take place…
Hand-written Chinese characters vs. computer font.
28/08/2011
Vast majority of young people in Japan has troubles with remembering how to reconstruct given Hand-written Chinese character from their…
Importance of the stroke order in writing Chinese characters.
02/07/2011
Not many people would give it a thought, but the stroke order (i.e. the order in which you write the…
Far Eastern Calligraphy – is it written or drawn?
24/06/2011
Chinese and Japanese calligraphy is created with a brush, on a white sheet of paper that could be seen as…
How to understand Far Eastern Calligraphy? (Part Two)
18/06/2011
What all the calligraphy styles and schools set in various cultural realities have in common? How do we "read" the…
How to understand Far Eastern Calligraphy? (Part One)
14/06/2011
Before we venture into the abyssal realm of Chinese and Japanese calligraphy, we need to ask ourselves a question: what…
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