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      Online Calligraphy Learning resources
      There are many online links from where you can learn calligraphy for free. You don't need to spend lot of money for this hobby as the material you need to learn or practive is easily available from a stationary or art/craft shops or you can buy it online as well. You need to be patience if you want to learn this 'art of lettering' or writing. (Note that calligraphy is called 'art of lettering') If

      Written by: Hobbies and hobbies


      Calligraphy - An art of beautiful writing
      I have been concerned some way with the topics 'I have written at this blog' about various hobbies. One of may favourite hobby is calligraphy. I have learned Arabic calligraphy from a tv tutorial. As Urdu is my mother tonue, Arabic calligraphy was easier for me to learn. Later I bought a book and other calligraphy material to keep practicing for Urdu and English calligraphy. I am proud to say that

      Written by: Hobbies and hobbies


      art :: nosy calligraphy
      When it comes to art, China's Wu Xubin, 26, a calligraphist, can get very nosy. He uses his nose in an unconventional way - to write Chinese calligraphy . Wu began practicing the art at ten years old in the conventional way, with pen and hand, but after a sudden inspiration while in university six years ago, he went nasal with it.Thats some nosy feat ... it's JUST COOL!

      Written by: JUST COOL DESIGN


      Calligraphy dari Jemey
      Timakasehhh

      Written by: downtrodden


      Origins & Methods Of ShoDo - Japanese Calligraphy For Zen & Martial Arts
      Origins & Methods Of ShoDo - Japanese Calligraphy For Zen & Martial Arts was written by Dr. Jason Armstrong from downloadkarate.comOne often sees Karate and Zen Japanese calligraphy hanging in traditional dojo in Japan and the West. Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) has been practiced by some of the most famous martial artists that have ever lived and is an art to be appreciated, and contemplated. Many

      Written by: Boxing Fighting Center


      The man who can write calligraphy with water squirted from his eyes
      It’s the party trick that puts all others to shame. A Chinese man is able to shoot water from his eyes so accurately that he can write calligraphy from up to ten feet away. Ru Anting, 56, of Luoyang, Henan province, sucks up the water with his nose and then sprays it through his tear ducts. It took [...]

      Written by: OnlineWebLibrary BLOG


      The Role Of Calligraphy In Wedding Invitations
      In this computer age, handwriting invitation letters are less common. Now you can print all your wedding stationery with a laser jet or desk jet printer in a matter of seconds. You can avoid all the errors associated with hand written addresses. But this type of printing is only suitable for weddings with casual themes. [...]

      Written by: ARTICLEPREMIUM.COM


      Using Black & White In Artwork And Calligraphy
      Black and white artwork is a whole subject onto itself, I simply love it, black and white are the true extreme colors, and they call for strong imagery and subject matter for them to unvail their true power. Art that is black and white seems to call for something from its viewer - calling for our input to add to its raw, blunt character. Black and white artwork impresses our retinas in such a dire

      Written by: Disco


      Taiwan Modern Calligraphy : Hsu Yung Chin art exhibition at NCKU
      Hsu Yung Chin (徐永進) is a well-known Taiwanese calligrapher who’s doing some very interesting modern “20th-21st century” calligraphy. Every once in a while I visit the NCKU student activity center which is a run-down building that was given to the university student clubs to do with it just about what ever it is they want. [...]

      Written by: fiLi's world


      iPhone May Wallpaper - Japanese Calligraphy version
      Japanese calligraphy!

      Written by: petitinvention


      Nintendo DS’s “Bimoji” Teaches Proper Japanese Calligraphy Technique… (Video)
      The latest Japanese Nintendo DS game ain’t anime oriented, it’s Bimoji Training — the game that hones your Japanese calligraphic skills. Also known as Beautiful Letter Training, the game trains you in the proper creation of Kanji and Kana characters with help from its included stylus that favors that of an traditional Japanese lettering brush. [...]

      Written by: Nerd with Swag


      Practica los Kanji con Calligraphy Training DS
      Evidentemente este sera un título de venta exclusiva en Japón :) Dentro de 5 días va a salir a la venta en Japón este “juego”, en el que la práctica en la escritura de los kanji será el principal objetivo. Seguramente este título no os motive, pero es una muy buena noticia para los no-japoneses que [...]

      Written by: WildGames


      Live Pen Calligraphy Plugin for Adobe Illustrator
      "Considering the popularity of Adobe Illustrator, it's surprising how few plugins are available to extend its capabilities. Now Zero-One has brought some fresh thinking to the creation of non-uniform vector shapes with its Live Pen plugin, which should prove of interest not just to type creators but a broad spectrum of illustrators and designers.At the heart of its functionality lies the ability to let users control the width of a path at any point. Pen anchors can be added, deleted and moved as required, along with the ability to create new pens and mix different pen types.Live Pen for Windows Illustrator CS2 can be purchased for $99 on the Zero-One site. CS and CS3 versions are expected in spring, 2008, with a Mac version to follow in the summer. A trial version is available for download

      Written by: Vector Art


      Zoomorphic Calligraphy
        “This new mode was not a matter of script metamorphosing into living forms which are also readable letters, but of using script to delineate such forms. Seldom had the flexibility of the Arabic alphabet been so tested. This practice , betwenn make optical illusions an art ( of course , far away of the digital art) [...]

      Written by: Magical illusions


      My Arabic Calligraphy Trials
      Today i tried to dust off my Arabic Calligraphy lost skill.

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      Calligraphy
      I am reading about calligraphy in Herbert Read’s “A Concise history of Modern Painting”. Calligraphy is (perhaps, I’d say as I don’t really trust any theory) at the root of Abstract Expressionism. What an insight! probably not for people with a formal ed in art, but it is for me. Why that is such a blast is that I am working away at getting the verticals right in my new crosses, and contemplating that line. I feel like some Zen calligrapher meditating on the strokes! It is a meditation. I delete 100’s and suddenly one will be right. And the idea grabbed me because it is a strong theme that emerged in the Thousand Sketches. I wanted to get those lines right, that flow. I am quite pleased with how it went, there were a lot of doodles and slowly they were more in my handwriting as it were. This is one of my favourites. And the Abstract Expressionist ones that I blew up, my friend Charles called “calligraphy of God” I was most flattere

      Written by: Thousand Sketches


      Chinese Calligraphy
      In China calligraphy occupies a distinguished position in the field of traditional art. It is not only a means of communication, but also a means of expressing a person’s inner world in an aesthetic sense. Ancient people paid great attention to calligraphy. To practise calligraphy requires the basic tools of ‘four treasures of study’ (writing brush, [...]

      Written by: Chinese Culture&Arts Blog


      Islamic Calligraphy
      Today I had the fortune of meeting a gentleman of Afghani background by way of Tokyo and the United States. Besides being very passionate about life he shared with me some photos of his art...Islamic Calligraphy. While I have seen this type of art in the past I never really thought about the "real" art of it. I think maybe I just assumed it wasn't as much an art as just a way of writing. Naive, yes I am. Then I was shown some photographs of the most beautiful ART I think I have ever seen. It brought tears to my eyes. Honestly it did. For the rest of the day all I could think about was how truly beautiful his art work is. I am going to ask him to do some Islamic calligraphy and do two things;1) Get something tattooed on my lower middle back.2) Incorporate in to as many paintings as I possibly can.Oh and the third thing.... I'm going to paint it on the wall of my living room.I've always had a thing about Islamic art but now a whole new world has opened up. I wonder how hard it is to l

      Written by: Charming Sam Studio


      Sep 7, Chinese calligraphy, the story of a man with one arm and one leg
      Chinese calligraphy, the story of a man with one arm and one leg

      Written by: Yangshuo Travel Guide


      Calligraphy 4
      #0690 Calligraphy 4 Larger Image.

      Written by: Thousand Sketches


      Calligraphy
      #0689 Caligraphy Larger Image. My friend Charles coined a phrase “Calligraphy of God” the Renaissance notion of “reading nature as a book” — or what one might term “meditation on the calligraphy of god”. He quotes Gyorgi Kepes to explain the idea. Seen together, aerial maps of river estuaries and road systems, feathers, fern leaves, branching blood vessels, nerve ganglia, electron micrographs of crystals and the tree-like patterns of electrical discharge-figures are connected, although they are vastly different in place, origin, and scale. Their similarity of form is by no means accidental. He was reminded of this notion with some of my sketches, and asked for more in the style of “Drumbeat”, which is one of my favourites. (I have more in the style among the “Abstract” Category). At his request here are a few more. ~ More thoughts on this follow, with quotes from Pollock, Kandinsky and Harold Rosenberg on Action Painting. So how is

      Written by: Thousand Sketches


      Daily Painting Calligraphy, "Placecards for Flo"
      "Placecards for Flo"Panache Pen with black inkOne of the other things I do....calligraphy. There is a grand lady who is greatly loved by her family and friends and she is turning 85 this week. She was born to a poor family in Iowa, was raised just out of the depression years, married a guy who was a Medical Illustrator for the University of Iowa, had two children, and worked most all of her life in the fashion industry. One of her children died when he was 13. Her husband died a few years ago and she has come here to live with her daughter who happens to be my best friend in town. On top of all of the other things mentioned above, she is beautiful, gracious, generous, and lovely. In fact, as I was thinking of her while doing the calligraphy today, I realized she is one of those very rare people who simply does not have a bad quality. I can't think of one. How many of us will be thought of that way when we are 85? Now why is there a cow among the placecards?? Well, the menu is

      Written by: PaintedPlums


      Appreciation of The Art of Chinese Calligraphy
       Calligraphy is an art dating back to the earliest day of history, and widely practiced throughout China to this day. Although it uses Chinese words as its vehicle of expression, one does not have to know Chinese to appreciate its beauty. Because in essence, Calligraphy is an abstract art. While ...

      Written by: History of Ancient China


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