Marko 93 Light Calligraphy

обожаю этого художника из Парижа. Marko 93 - один из моих идеалов уличной каллиграфии. Теперь активно занимается Light Graffiti, направление достаточно новое. А то, как выглядит его творчество в этой форме меня крайне порадовало. Тем более, что видео сделано очень грамотно. Итак PARIS by LIGHT // Marko 93: read more

Спасибо тем, кто ругал :) Рассказываю. В спортзале есть парень тренер, зовут Taichi-san. Он очень хорошо говорит по-английски, так что мы периодически с ним болтали, когда встречались в перерывах между тренажерами. Как-то раз я доделала sit-ups и пошла пить воду, он сказал "good job!", и мы разговорились. Спросил, студентка ли я, я говорю, нет, я преподаю. Он такой: оооо, ничего себе! А я тоже преподавал! Оказалось, жил в Калифорнии год, преподавал Japanese culture, origami and calligraphy. Я аж...

Today was so coooold!! I had three layers on, and it still wasn't enough. Lol, anyone/thing i touched turned to ice (my hands were frozen solid). It definitely felt like a monday. how dull? The sky looked like one mass of grey, and it was really windy. At least my hair looked good. (no humidity) And i missed the hell out of someone, who evidently lost their cell (again?). lol, where ever, whoever has it now, also has a complimentary score of my messages i left on it. :P One good thing: I'm getting...

Hello y'all, I do Japanese calligraphy, and I found these phrases written out whole in a Sousho(草書, "grass-script"/cursive style calligraphy) book I use as a resource: I was wondering if these are traditional phrases for calligraphy, or just put in for practice's sake? (The reason I ask is that the book includes examples of some words that I don't imagine people using that often for calligraphy, like 悪性 (malignant) and 縊死(death by hanging).) Anyway, thanks for any help you can give, and if you'd...

My sister studied in China a little while back. She brought me back this calligraphy set, which you can see hasn't been used. It's a neat and I don't know if I even want to use it.

So, thanks to everyone's help, I was just able to send off the emails telling the ESS girls' new American friends how to contact them. I also sent pictures, so if you are reading this and haven't checked your email, check it! Yesterday I went to the calligraphy club for teachers. It was pretty fun. It was cool to hang out with the office girls outside of work (well, I guess we were still at school, technically...) It took me an hour to almost properly write two kanji. It's much harder to write with...