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Hirokazu Kosaka: Calligraphy Demonstration: pt. 3 of 4 - Characters - Indianapolis Museum of Art

http://www.imamuseum.org/ IMA - Indianapolis Museum of Art Japanese artist Hirokazu Kosaka instructs you on the basics of Japanese and Chinese printmaking. This third part (of four) is an introduc...  
 
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vandimion (3 months ago) Show Hide
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習字の基本も出来ていない。
小学生でも間違えないような誤字もしてる。
本当にこの人日本人か？
001Asoer (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Shhh! You'll blow his cover! 此人無書道之道。只有多怪筆。
yolsen1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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sadness?
hardlyknown79 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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so a flower that blooms then dies are all in one symbol 3 in one LOL thats like a Pert Plus ad XD
jungcd500 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Culture means change and transformation, and needs a open mind. Thats the crunch, and thats why i like the way he does it. Its a way of teaching and of learning, not of being perfekt.
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寂しい This is a better way to write sabishii. You should use that kanji instead.
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theres no hook on the end of the tree though.
dmanroks7 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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chill the fuck out kids.
NMRA (7 months ago) Show Hide
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just because it's not scribbley and purposely illegible doesn't mean it's not calligraphy
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東漢 許慎 (ca. 58 CE ca. 147 CE) 《說文解字》， Xu Shen, Shuowen jie zi. If you you interested in how Hanzi/kanji/hanja came from, check this book...he explained nearly all.

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