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Learn the basics of calligraphy, brush lettering and letter writing at beginner-friendly workshops offered by Laurel & Marie ...
In an age of emojis and fonts, Delhi’s calligraphers are struggling to protect the art’s soul. We find out how they are ...
The demise of the English paper will end a long intellectual tradition, but it’s also an opportunity to reëxamine the purpose ...
In Chinese calligraphy, the white space (空白 kōng bái) is as important as the ink. It reflects the Daoist concept of emptiness ...
In Japan, calligraphy is more than just writing—it’s an art form that requires patience, focus, and respect for tradition. This video gives a rare look inside a Japanese calligraphy class ...
The style is known for its 55-degree slant and uses a sharp pointed nib. “It takes a lot of practice to do it, and I always admired that,” said Wilson. There are hundreds of different calligraphy ...
Ever wondered how Japanese students learn beautiful calligraphy? ️ This video takes you inside a Japanese calligraphy school, where students practice the art of shodō, writing kanji and kana ...
In 1922, King Fuad I established the Khalil Agha School for Arabic Calligraphy in Cairo as part of a broader effort to modernise Egypt. Aside from the school’s role in preserving the practice, ...
Focus on breathing while writing Incorporating breath awareness into your calligraphy practice can enhance mindfulness. As you write each stroke, pay attention to your breathing pattern.
Editor's note: Chinese calligraphy is the artistic practice of writing Chinese characters using a brush and ink. Celebrated for its aesthetic beauty and cultural depth, Chinese calligraphy is not ...
The Cicadas Chinese Calligraphy Club draws upon ancient tradition to write a new chapter at UCLA. Founded in 2021, the student-run organization provides a space for like-minded Bruins to develop ...
Calligraphy in Kashmir We do not know when exactly Kashmiris began writing but the practice was possibly encouraged by the needs of Buddhist traders and missionaries.