Beyond Calligraphy – Page 21 – The World of Shodo

彷徨う龍の魂の軌跡

Symphony of Ink, Part I

How are Inkstones and Cast Iron Cookware similar?

Is the Emperor of Japan mocking the West?

What do Calligraphy, Handmade Paper and Rejection have in Common?

Wizards of Ink: 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361), Part IV

Kanji: 上 (German translation)

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): き (i.e. "ki")

Review of Snoopy Japanesque

I maghi dell’inchiostro: 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361). Parte II

Kanji: 上

SNOOPY JAPANESQUE

Crossing Japanese Calligraphy Borders

Encounters with Brushes: Part I

A Few Words about the Process for Studying Calligraphy in Japan

The calligraphy exhibition of Master Ishitobi Hakkō (石飛博光), Tōkyō, July 2011, Part 2.

心意気を大事に（中国書法家国画家協会矢形嵐酔氏インタビュー）

5 Tips On How To Make Your Calligraphy Sell

Les magiciens de l’encre : 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361) Première partie

Magnificent Ink Giants

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): し (i.e. "shi")

Logic Behind The Magic – Brush Techniques, Part III (a).

The Dying Trade of Yamato

Kanji: 気

Les magiciens de l’encre : 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361), troisième partie.

A Global Nomad Inspired By Asian Cultures: Part II

Les magiciens de l’encre 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361) 2ème partie

Kanji: 耳

Calligraphy works: 龍 (りゅう, ryū), i.e.”dragon”

Kanji: 校

Symphony of Ink, Part II

How Do You Price Yourself?

The calligraphy exhibition of Master Ishitobi Hakkō (石飛博光), Tōkyō, July 2011, Part 3.

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): な (i.e. “na”)

Kanji: 犬

Sumi-e slikarstvo iz perspektive tradicionalno-akademski školovanog europskog umjetnika

What is Shihan and is Ranking Important in Calligraphy?

Chinese New Year’s Eve

Kanji: 出

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

Kanji: 五

The Art of Japanese Calligraphy

How to Design the Perfect Calligraphy Tattoo?

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