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Sumi-e from the Perspective of a Traditional Academically-trained European Artist

By Alfred Krupa / 24/04/2013 / 3 Comments

What I respect the most within sumi-e is its nature of contrast, of opposition, the visual – morphological tension that flows during application.

A Global Nomad Inspired By Asian Cultures: Part I

By Antje Goldflam / 08/05/2012 / 4 Comments

All this culminated with a Chinese Lion Dance – my first contact with what later turned into a passion for all things Asian.

Phantom of the Nine Dragons’ Master

By Mariusz Schmerdt / 02/05/2012 / 14 Comments

A Western dragon was often associated with evil and ferocity, whereas an Asian dragon was characterized as wise and benevolent.,some features and attributed

Nine Sons of The Dragon King

By Ponte Ryūrui / 06/03/2012 / 3 Comments

the most renowned Asian dragon ink painting – The Nine Dragons Scroll (九龍圖卷, pinyin: Jiǔ long tú juǎn). Chen Rong was a scholar and also a low level official

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

By Ponte Ryūrui / 09/01/2012 / 3 Comments

The art of seal pressing is a vital part of both calligraphy and ink-painting. Without knowledge of how and what kind of seal to press, one can never be