Beyond Calligraphy – Page 28 – The World of Shodo

書道と創造性〜人は書道から何を学んでいるのか〜

How to understand Far Eastern Calligraphy? (Part One)

Extremely Rare copy of Wang Xizhi work from the Tang Dynasty found in Japan

流派を越えて書の楽しさを

A tus varázslói 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, i. sz. 303 – 361) 1. rész

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

Kanji: 犬

流浪的龍魂水墨痕跡

Tusche-Spuren einer Herumstreifenden Drachenseele

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): す (i.e. "su")

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

How Lucid Dreaming isn't as Bad as You Think

Can a Computer save Calligraphy?

Gallery Sarah hosts ‘ Calligraphy – The Art of the Letter ‘ Exhibition.

Kanji: 車

Kanji: 口

新しい時代の王羲之や空海を！

Climbing the Moon Tree, Part 1

Huang Yao ’s unique Chinese calligraphy – Chuyun Shu (or Rising Cloud Writing) – Part 1

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

桂堂を攀じる、パート1

Nine Sons of The Dragon King

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): ね (i.e. “ne”)

The Dying Trade of Yamato

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

Rinsho – the magical ink time machine. Part II

Chiune Sugihara, The Heart Sutra, and L’Dor V’Dor, from Generation to Generation.

Kanji: 雨

Shodo is not about your Accomplishments with a Brush

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

An Introduction to the Art of Etegami

Kanji: 山

Little Great Calligraphy – Part I

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): て (i.e. “te”)

Chinese Calligraphy inspires the landmark ‘blossom-gate’ in the City of Xiangyiang

Magnificent Ink Giants

Kanji: 空

桂堂を攀じる、パート2

Kanji: 円

Kanji: 出

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): つ (i.e. “tsu”)

インスピレーションとかな（薄木水雲氏インタビュー）

The calligraphy exhibition of Master Ishitobi Hakkō (石飛博光), Tōkyō, July 2011, Part 1.

SNOOPY JAPANESQUE

Seal Carving Exhibition in Ginza, Tokyo, 2011. April.

Hanging scroll – the ancient tradition (Part 1)

平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana): き (i.e. "ki")