When Bryan sees his daughter Alice practicing Japanese calligraphy with a brush and ink, he is struck by how outdated it all seems... When do you need to use a pen nowadays, let alone a brush?!

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The Japanese calligrapher Souun Takeda, who pushes the boundaries between traditional “shodo” calligraphy and modern art, is holding his first European solo exhibition in Zurich. Kaoru is a ...

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The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach announced a series of October events, including cultural workshops, ...

The movement of the folding mechanism is inspired by the three-step movement of Japanese calligraphy: ink brush to paper; movement to the right; the stopping of the ink brush. From a technical ...

A Japanese artist is celebrating Shohei Ohtani ... mastering the delicate technique of brush and ink on paper. “Today, I will ...

Portraitures, a lot of lettering, and my hand-style calligraphy ... next Ink Master because I am versatile and can do cleaner ...

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