羲之頓首。快雪時晴。佳想安善。未果。為結。力不次。王羲之頓首。–山陰張侯 Not sure why my friend sent me this image…That incorrect character has been driving me nuts though.
君子不器
羲之頓首。快雪時晴。佳想安善。未果。為結。力不次。王羲之頓首。–山陰張侯 Not sure why my friend sent me this image…That incorrect character has been driving me nuts though.
Yeung Kai, 82, has devoted his life to the unique, expressive calligraphy style used on Hong Kong neon lights and shop signs, a trade that is now dying. A graphic designer is digitising the characters for a typeface to give it new life… Sign of the times: calligraphy of Hong Kong neon lights dying out
Sign of the times: calligraphy of Hong Kong neon lights dying out “Yeung Kai, 82, has devoted his life to the unique, expressive calligraphy style used on Hong Kong neon lights and shop signs, a trade that is now dying. A graphic designer is digitising the characters for a typeface to give it new life…”
”難得糊塗“ ~ note: helps when you draw the lines straight in the first place
Su Shi (蘇軾, 1037–1101), Song Dynasty (960–1279) Handscroll, ink on paper, 34.2 x 199.5 cm, National Palace Museum, Taipei In terms of semi-cursive script, the size of the characters here ranges considerably. Su Shi once said of his own calligraphy that it is “everything from short to long, plump to bony (短長肥脊各有態).” Here, the size…