I knew about stroke order, but I didn't know about the different stages of each stroke. I learned something new today.

I wish I could master that fade with calligraphy pens. That's my favorite part of Kanji characters for some reason.

those three people can draw them much more than i used to

Lovely!!

This lady's accent sounds like she is a native of Japan -

@40EntrepreneurDrive

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I noticed that

@MrChristoferoful

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing blue eyes though.

I've only been studying Japanese for a short while and kanji has been the most challenging and satisfying part. already I am finding certain characters to be favourites even if I don't particularly like the meeting. Very aesthetically pleasing to look at and very satisfying when it comes out crisp and clean with the flares and flourishes that it should. Of course you need the right writing utensils to achieve it. I'm learning that. 😁 I'm starting off with a very fine tip gel pen (.05mm) until I get my form down. But I have practiced with the paint brush pen. I Definitely need more practice and pressure control to allow the brush to make beautiful calligraphy. 😍

@Ignited28

2 жыл бұрын

Calligraphy is a good way to practice writing neatly after you know some basic kanji, although I bet you’ll come to find that Kanji is the most interesting and fun part of Japanese.

Perfecty 👏🤜🤛

0:37 whats Keanu doing in there

I practice Japanese Calligraphy. How can I get better?

1:30 A FFFfffff-Brush :)

Is there an email address to book this activity?

legal

2:17 it's a hook, and 4:12 I don't think you're supposed to dip your brush twice

@JohnDoe-fe9zx

4 жыл бұрын

She used the Japanese h/f ふ, It sounds like.

calligraphy means GOOD writing, come on people.

Senjougahara is best girl

Good my fucking ass. You are going to practice everyday pfff... Sure girl

flhs的来集合一下

Lmao this is so cringy

@muhammadsalimiquzaimibinsa5639

Жыл бұрын

lol...i felt guilty laughing after the instructor jozu'd her for the calligraphy she made

書道

kinda poor of humor you have

You're making a mockery of an art form. That's not cute. They're laughing, but they think you're being stupid.

@greekpestnyc3145

4 жыл бұрын

I thought it was pretty funny

@usamanasher6852

4 жыл бұрын

Lighten up, Angie.... Laughing does not necessarily mean disrespect. Art is fun and they are not practicing in a Buddhist Temple. The Japanese master is laughing with the reporter because she has a humble personality. Not because she finds her stupid

i think you should at least give credit where "Japanese calligraphy" is originated from ?

@MCShvabo

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think that was the topic of this video, hat being said they are writing KANJI which means Chinese character, the origin does not escape from anyone even slightly more familiar with shodo or Japanese language in general.

@langkanai

5 жыл бұрын

@Dominus Telcum That's not quite correct. There are many styles of shodō that are completely unique to Japan.

@langkanai

5 жыл бұрын

@Dominus Telcum What is this 'stole'. The Japanese adopted Chinese writing system as well as the art of calligraphy. Over centuries the Japanese made it their own. This is not disputable. This is fact. www.britannica.com/art/Japanese-calligraphy. Sounds to me like you've got an axe to grind..

@peterhe7497

4 жыл бұрын

@Dominus Telcum Japanese calligraphy is very different from Chinese calligraphy, besides the writing style, Japanese calligraphy emphasizes on the underlying "spirit" of writing, the Zen way. Chinese calligraphy emphasizes more on the beauty of the characters but lacking the "spirit" stuff. Also, the modern Chinese language borrows a lot of Japanese terms such as "economy", "society", "philosophy", "traffic", etc. and over 30% of commonly used Chinese terms are in fact invented by the Japanese and borrowed by the modern Chinese language. Sadly to say, without these Japanese terms, today's Chinese people cannot communicate effectively with each other.

@40EntrepreneurDrive

4 жыл бұрын

👩🏾‍🏫Of course the character origins are from China. But the writing style is in a Japanese style. Like Ramen has its origin in China, but the way that Japanese do it is authentically Japanese! 👍