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It had felt like calligraphy, if calligraphy were written in honey, and that was as close to it as he— or anyone— could come.
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My exploration this week taught me that the traditional forms of calligraphy (like Copperplate or Spencarian) are not right for me; I'm more interested in learning what's referred to as 'modern calligraphy' — a type of hand-lettering with looser restrictions than traditional forms of calligraphy.
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Among its major acquisitions during that time was the John B. Elliott Collection of Chinese Calligraphy, widely considered one of the finest collections of ancient calligraphy outside of Asia.
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Verdict: Sun's vaginal calligraphy may not be very deep, but saying — as the CAA did — that it "wantonly defiled calligraphy and trampled over civilization" might be a slight exaggeration.
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She even did the calligraphy for Robin Thicke and Paula Patton's wedding invitations back in 2005 — which means it's possible that Meghan did the calligraphy on her own reception invitations!
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The invitation featured a calligraphy-like script — a fitting touch, as Meghan Markle herself used to do calligraphy as a side gig when she was in the early days of her acting career.
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"And it was really bad calligraphy," says a former official.
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Arabic calligraphy inscribed on the building's facade are the windows.
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Delicate pizzicato movements evoked the filigree wisps of Persian calligraphy.
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I think I saw too much calligraphy, Chinese painting, sculpture.
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I didn't realize how long it takes to learn calligraphy!
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Here, guests can learn Chinese calligraphy and practice Chinese brush painting.
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The cafes themselves are minimalistic, white and red with black calligraphy.
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Gone are the Buddhist ritual drums and traditional Chinese calligraphy scrolls.
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By age 22000 he was giving public exhibitions of his calligraphy.
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Sotheby's sold $3,549,375 worth of Fine Classical Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy.
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Propaganda posters and party symbols replaced calligraphy scrolls and ritual drums.
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A calligraphy banner reading "Wealth will come" hangs in his home.
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I'll probably upgrade my stash when I get better at calligraphy.
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Mr. Salahi freely interweaves Modernist abstraction, Arabic calligraphy and architectural motifs.
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Gamble started calligraphy as a hobby, helping out friends with wedding invites.
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He talks of patriotism, calligraphy and the commercial headaches of running museums.
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Same with my handwriting which it (very generously) identified as "calligraphy" pic.twitter.
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We believe in our words, our calligraphy, our poetry, our ancient relics.
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The project is claimed to be the world's first VR calligraphy installation.
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His father suggested calligraphy as something his son might do, even professionally.
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In the main hall, hundreds of Brazilians sampled Qatari clothes and calligraphy.
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Arabic calligraphy links back to ancient scripture and the origins of Islam.
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Yet calligraphy was not the only elaborating gloss applied to the Quran.
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"There was no correlation to calligraphy or Arab-esque patterns," she said.
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It's like the circle that he often draws with the calligraphy brush.
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Cards, envelopes, unoffensive stamps, calligraphy ink, a quill, probably: it all adds up.
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From most perspectives, the quote, which is written in arabic calligraphy, is unreadable.
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That's why I was so intrigued to hear about the "calligraphy cut" technique.
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"The calligraphy cut is being grasped everywhere else around the world," he says.
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It's a wonder that more salons haven't given the calligraphy cut a try.
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She used to teach calligraphy at a Paper Source store in Beverly Hills.
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The shop also include other Star Wars-themed cards and hand drawn calligraphy.
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One is specifically for painting and calligraphy works; the other, for everything else.
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Combining illustration and calligraphy, every print clearly conveys the mood of each movie.
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To supplement her income, she worked as a restaurant hostess and did calligraphy.
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She was so good at calligraphy she hand-lettered her own wedding invitations.
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On Beauty The seductive calligraphy of graphic black liner, fresh off the runways.
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He did calligraphy and magic with cups and balls — a royal kiddie show.
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Louie, who has diabetes and uses a walker, practices tai chi and calligraphy.
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There were several wings, with bedrooms and an office where he practiced calligraphy.
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He also came back with a tile panel and a piece of calligraphy.
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Ms. Essaydi's works are a fusion of Arabic calligraphy and the female form.
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A woman dancing in her long skirt, which rises and falls, morphs into calligraphy.
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Influenced by Asian art and calligraphy, Snider has made something that seems distinctly hers.
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Calligraphy is not a skill easily mastered, so he needed a lot of practice.
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Saradar screened a video of contemporary Arabic calligraphy, and passed around a physical example.
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The calligraphy, but also the illuminations, have stunned audiences both in person and online.
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Best known as a muralist, Gazaleh's densely-packed drawings incorporate Arabic calligraphy and graffiti.
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Among the craft activities and demonstrations are African sculpture, Chinese calligraphy and Mexican dressmaking.
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Calligraphy that stays planted on its rails, uniformly slanted, would look much more conventional.
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Chiyo loved eating Japanese foods such as sushi and eel and enjoyed practicing calligraphy.
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But if you have to choose one, go for the Chinese painting and calligraphy.
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The act of repetition is fundamental to training in Chinese calligraphy and ink painting.
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But he had trouble making ends meet and turned to calligraphy and type design.
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A year later, she handed me an envelope with lovely calligraphy: her wedding invitation.
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Artist-in-residence Kuniharu Yoshida, a transplant from Japan, always wanted to be a bridge between his home country and the US. Trained in both hip-hop dance and Japanese calligraphy, he's also bridging generations by leading calligraphy workshops for local seniors.
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"My music is calligraphy painted on a canvas of space and time," says Mr Hosokawa.
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Not handwriting, not calligraphy, but constructing letters; for me it was some kind of architecture.
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These pieces employ calligraphy to hauntingly evoke the use and misuse of words of propaganda.
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Garish signs gleamed from every building, one over the other in tapestries of contrasting calligraphy.
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Now he has 2 million followers on social media and a calligraphy class on Skillshare.
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The reader learns about Tyrus's passion for drawing and study of Chinese art and calligraphy.
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Buchinger lived in the 17th century and was skilled at calligraphy, needle threading and conjuring.
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The office also addresses envelopes using calligraphy — one time having to address almost 20,000 envelopes.
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ARTFUL WORDS: CALLIGRAPHY IN ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS Scrolling vines and curlicues, from England to Ethiopia. Dec.
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It encourages interrelationships between mediums and forms, such as that between poetry, calligraphy, and painting.
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The way Ms. Rebet abbreviates the men, especially, is lovely, like an elegant hieratic calligraphy.
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There are guided visits in both Italian and Arabic, as well as Arabic calligraphy workshops.
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Toward the end, Franz goes with a Japanese friend to see an exhibition of calligraphy.
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I decided I'll practice my calligraphy again and download some light reads to my Kindle.
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I sign with a Marvy 2.0 calligraphy pen and as I sign, I dump them.
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The yellowing pages of maps, calligraphy, or courtyard drawings betray few hints of anything nefarious.
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Typographic forms are different from those that can come from sign painting or calligraphy or engraving.
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Because from where I'm sitting, this looks like a calligraphy of carrots, cabbage, and blood orange.
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The design reflects Meghan's love of calligraphy — she even used to work as a professional calligrapher.
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He also taught calligraphy at Portland State University, the Pacific Northwest College of Art and elsewhere.
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The cover was done with a fountain pen, the kind you can do calligraphy with, amusingly.
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Its ornate, wiggly letters make it look a bit like calligraphy by aliens from outer space.
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Both his parents were artists: His mother painted and did pottery, and his father did calligraphy.
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At the new Amanyangyun near Shanghai, guests can learn the meditative crafts of calligraphy and painting.
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Unusual and traditional styles are offered with any typeface, including the ones that look like calligraphy.
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Over 43 students are taught Chinese calligraphy at the Renmin road primary school on June 3.
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On paper its dizzying suggestions include calligraphy, figure and abstraction; natural growth, runaway cursive and mapping.
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The sale's top lot, Zhang Shizhao's "Calligraphy in Running Script" (1941), sold for 375,000 HKD (~$48,000).
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His signature marriage of meticulously penned calligraphy and gestural, flowing brush strokes returns focus to thoughtful communication.
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One of his favourite projects is an art school that teaches both Orthodox iconography and Islamic calligraphy.
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Weinkle's latest exploration of typeface is Growths, which finds intricate copperplate calligraphy exploding into beautiful, furry fungi.
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Rice paper has been central to Lee's practice since she began studying Chinese calligraphy at age ten.
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This gave me a solid background to start digitally manipulating Iranian/Arabic typography and calligraphy in Turkey.
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For instance, eL Seed's sweeping calligraphy transforms deteriorating ruins in Tunisia into elegant arabesques full of possibility.
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What happened to the sailing lessons, the calligraphy course, that short story I had hoped to publish?
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But later I began to think of the branches as being related more to traditional Chinese calligraphy.
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Each stay includes a sunset dinner along the wall, a classical music concert and a calligraphy lesson.
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Wirecutter's recommended calligraphy kit for beginners is about $50 and has all that, plus a starter textbook.
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There are countless inspirational posters, many of them in swirling calligraphy imploring us to embrace our failures.
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Shoko Kanazawa uses a bold and showy example of calligraphy, while Koji Kakinuma's interpretation looks more abstract.
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One of the hostel employees mentioned that the hostel is offering calligraphy lessons at 1493:1483 a.m.
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Their sweeping thematic interests emerge in the rich forms of calligraphy, miniature painting, geometric patterning, and architecture.
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Or to appreciate the marvelously strange calligraphy by Konoe Nobotada (53-1614), written over an abstract landscape.
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As with calligraphy, the final work carries an energy that betrays the artist's slow and meditative process.
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His iconic mountain is braided out of hair-thin horizontal strands of calligraphy with traditional Japanese verse.
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She even taught calligraphy when she worked at the Paper Source store in Beverly Hills from 2004-2005.
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On its sill was a lopsided bomb vase holding fake flowers, and a framed calligraphy of bomb equations.
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Across the country state-sponsored vandals destroyed temples, mansions, city walls, scenic sites, paintings, calligraphy and other artefacts.
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Similarly, Sotheby's sale of the Shakerine Collection: Calligraphy in Qur'ans and other Manuscripts topped out at £2,25,2957 (~$2285,21,2694).
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A block engraved with Arabic Islamic calligraphy lies close by, and some Islamic manuscripts have been left undamaged.
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They ordered that the cross, a painting of the Last Supper and Bible verse calligraphy be taken down.
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In 1955, after graduating from the San Francisco Art Institute, she lived in Japan, where she studied calligraphy.
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"Calligraphy, coding, and how to start a business" are part of the broad section of categories she highlighted.
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My kids especially liked the rancher who gave a lesson on horse husbandry and the beginner's calligraphy class.
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A cultural pavilion offers guests opportunities to practice calligraphy, watch an opera or partake in a tea ceremony.
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Or head to Brookfield Place: Saks will have a calligraphy demonstration from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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Their tools were foam, toothpicks, box cutters and spray paint for the background color, paintbrushes for the calligraphy.
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Then Ms. Hinkle would take calligraphy pens to add color and texture to faces, curves, breasts and hair.
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These manuals taught calligraphy in a piecemeal fashion — starting with letters, then moving to words and, lastly, phrases.
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The event is held in tandem with an exhibit of Buchinger's delicate drawings and elegant calligraphy at the Met.
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On Wednesday, however, Gamble was preparing to address 248 envelopes in calligraphy for a party in New York City.
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Born in 1947 in Ain Beida, Algeria, Rachid's works draw from Sufi philosophy and the calligraphy of Quranic texts.
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In Japan, creative work was grouped according to what was made: painting, calligraphy, flower arranging, fans, gardens and paper.
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Ernest Michel survived the Auschwitz death camp because of a calligraphy course he had taken at his father's insistence.
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Mr. Kitchen also evokes the larger pictorial history beyond painting and beyond the West, including wallpaper design and calligraphy.
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Iranian-made app Artibition allows users to browse, buy and sell paintings, calligraphy and sculpture on an online marketplace.
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Each drawing is captioned exclusively in Japanese calligraphy, so we asked Yamada to translate a few of the pieces.
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These worlds are always distinctive, defined by Mr. Shen's signature swooshing style of movement, best explained as physical calligraphy.
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There, Stella finds Sarah's journal, in which she's written, with immaculate blood-red calligraphy, creepy stories of strange monsters.
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As he made thicker and thicker lines on the ratcheted cellophane, the images became a kind of moving calligraphy.
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In fact, both Kline and Shirū entered into correspondence in the 1950s to share their love for Japanese calligraphy.
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The atmosphere is reflective and solemn, with quiet reading rooms offering books, newspapers, spaces to practice calligraphy, and tea.
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The show, in the Chinese paintings and calligraphy galleries, is technically a collection reinstallation spiced with a few loans.
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If you love to draw or do calligraphy (or if you want to get better), the time is now.
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Polly worked from a down-to-the-pearl-button-detailed master list Muffy had calligraphy-ed before every trip.
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The guidelines also state the need to protect traditional Chinese villages and supporting poetry, music, dance, calligraphy and painting.
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On another table sat a mounted replica of a treaty from the 19th century, its delicate calligraphy barely legible.
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Above my head hang enormous panels on which a Beijing calligraphy artist did his thing with a giant brush.
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"I wanted them to change their mind about traditional calligraphy and express their emotions on paper," Yoshida told Hyperallergic.
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Sotheby's sale of Fine Classical Chinese Paintings & Calligraphy in New York brought in a total of $5,664,125 on September 13.
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She usually spends her days praying, reading, and working on her calligraphy business that she runs out of her home.
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The house was filled with antiques, musical instruments from around the world and framed samples of Mr. Chou's own calligraphy.
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The ancestors of Marden's drawing papers are scrolls inscribed with the Cold Mountain poems that led him to Chinese calligraphy.
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Mr Wall's attempt to paint cakes as a special case (along with calligraphy, photography and some other wedding accoutrements) fails.
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The collection includes jackets with Buddhas and wallets, socks, and T-shirts adorned with seals like those used in calligraphy.
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He also taught Calligraphy and was one of the first in Belgium to run a quite active MySpace page. 16.
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Parental influence My father, who once worked as an electrical engineer and inspired me to become one, painted the calligraphy.
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The resulting murals presents a diverse range of styles, from abstract to surrealism, super-realism, calligraphy and Indian folk art.
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Calligraphy website The Postman's Knock also offers a number of free worksheets, drills, and videos you can use to practice.
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I don't know how, but I ended up with all three brown books generically titled "Photo Album" in faded calligraphy.
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Traditional art forms, such as calligraphy and ink-painting, were too staid and narrow to capture this tumultuous new reality.
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Posts were full of the type of quotes that look most at home written on a chalkboard in amateur calligraphy.
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When she first launched the line, she would hand wrap every item, and write out cards in calligraphy, she said.
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By the age of three, he could recite lengthy Chinese poems from the calligraphy scrolls that hung in his home.
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These birds are crafted from calligraphy and ornament designs: the lines of letters brought to life as beautifully animated birds.
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A framed calligraphy of Mr. Xi's hung on the wall in Mr. Ye's Shanghai office, according to the Fortune article.
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Armitage is known for her sharp application of ballet technique; here she also smooths and softens it, evoking Japanese calligraphy.
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Look closely and Japanese calligraphy appeared, lettered by one of his old friends — once a bandmate, now a Buddhist monk.
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But until the end of the 19th century, bamboo basketry lagged behind lacquer, ceramics and calligraphy in its art status.
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Its next, opening Wednesday, May 17, examines modern calligraphy in the West, which is more obscure than medieval or Asian.
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The study of calligraphy, poetry and traditional painting were central to the Chinese concept of the wenren, or Renaissance man.
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The calligraphy lettering is a nice way to welcome guests to your space — it makes a great housewarming gift, too.
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As part of the prints department's centennial, Wordplay also pairs Buchinger's work with examples of calligraphy, micrography, and typographic experiments.
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Sotheby's sale of Fine Classical Chinese Paintings & Calligraphy in New York brought in a total of $7,259,750 on March 22.
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Adams wrote his rules, which Grenelle transferred to more than a dozen pages of blue paper in a flowing, beautiful calligraphy.
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As with Chinese calligraphy or ink-wash landscapes, the paper is too thin to absorb more than a single brush-stroke.
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They have handmade brushes, like Yayoi calligraphy brushes, and I bought this multi-use red watercolor cream to use as eyeliner.
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Later this week I'll take it to work and leave it with my colleague who does calligraphy as a side gig.
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But if calligraphy isn't your thing, Computex has also invested in creating another VR experience together with the National Palace Museum.
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Her dream is to open a brick-and-mortar studio that provides calligraphy and letterpress services and hosts workshops and events.
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He stuck with the idea of tagging, and played with solid linework and typography, ending up on something similar to calligraphy.
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A spices shop, museum souvenir store and seller of traditional Chinese calligraphy brushes all had signs saying they accepted mobile pay.
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Others might let those unborn children sort it out for themselves and go back to their calligraphy pens and place cards.
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His grandfather applied balance by insisting that Zao also have some classical Chinese education, including training in calligraphy and ink painting.
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The expressive connection between calligraphy and painting was always close, though Six Dynasties painting, like writing, survives mostly in secondhand form.
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"If you ever have any Chinese characters, they should use a calligraphy pen as a weapon," Ling says she told Lucas.
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There have been red, green or white coverings in centuries past, but now it is always black with embroidered gold calligraphy.
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A wall of their home displays calligraphy dating back 500 years, beautiful time-stained leaves with language dripping down like rain.
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Largely because of its Quranic association, calligraphy came to be regarded as the greatest of Islamic art forms, sacred or secular.
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One course he took on calligraphy was a huge influence on him and inspired "the wonderful typography" personal computers have today.
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As with the Vatican hangings, some elements on view, like Phung Vo's calligraphy, will fade over the course of the show.
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So if the stone were ever displayed with inks and calligraphy brushes, it could be a witty affiliation with a famous writer.
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Below that, there is a whimsical illustration of Frogmore House and the line "information for the evening celebrations," also done in calligraphy.
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She explores these themes through her paintings and mixed-media works, portraits primarily, that weave storytelling through layered images, text, and calligraphy.
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With the calligraphy brush tool, when you press down on the screen, the stroke gets thicker and darker as you press harder.
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Meanwhile, an entertainment reporter for Sina praised Damon's Chinese calligraphy skills — demonstrated on the red carpet in a glitzy event on Tuesday.
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Image 2 of 2 TOKYO – U.S. first lady Melania Trump has tried her hand at Japanese calligraphy at a Tokyo elementary school.
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Swift slyly included "Year of the Snake" (蛇年) in Chinese calligraphy seen in one of the alleyways (at 0:22). OMG.
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In any event, Italian calligraphy has changed so much since then that both are largely illegible to anyone who isn't an expert.
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The activities, in tents around Central Park's band shell, include calligraphy, Kabuki face painting and origami — even a Hello Kitty photo booth.
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"If you think about calligraphy, every brush stroke, at the beginning of its trail, has a more watery, light section," he said.
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Some took a cue from the ornate decorative elements of Church and Vaux's house design, with its stenciling, calligraphy and intricate tilework.
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He mastered such subjects as calligraphy and took his new name, which paid tribute to his relatives and to his natal region.
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A Roman Catholic priest who began his vocation in a monastic order, Father Palladino was also a world-renowned master of calligraphy.
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As an art form, there's definitely a benefit to cursive writing, and many artists take up lettering or calligraphy as their craft.
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And the perfume's box is detailed with lines about the flower by Liu Yuxi, a Tang Dynasty poet, written in Chinese calligraphy.
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The screens were back on, showing paintings of angels and close-ups of calligraphy that faded into live video of the singers.
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Children can also discover more about Islamic culture by viewing artwork, trying out calligraphy and handling Turkish artifacts from the museum's collection.
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Ito's elegant calligraphy, were the books she had written, including the two-volume collection on her life in the housing complex: Tokiwadaira.
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At the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, she acquired calligraphy scissors that close into a single pointed blade, at once elegant and lethal.
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The 70 calligraphers include the polymath and type designer Hermann Zapf (1918-2015); he learned calligraphy from manuals by Johnston and Koch.
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The sale's top lot, various calligraphy attributed to Chen Liu, Chen Jiru, Qian Qianyi, Mao Xiang, and Liu Yong, sold for $122,500.
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The words on Koraïchi's La prière are executed with a form of writing known as "mirrored calligraphy," which often bears talismanic qualities.
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The rugs and bath mats featured Islamic calligraphy, references to the Prophet Muhammad, and verses from the Quran, CAIR noted in its statement.
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After dropping out of school, the future Apple founder had a lot of time on his hands and wandered into a calligraphy course.
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For example, the Lodge of Bamboo Fragrance is a sort of architectural book, with carved calligraphy and precious lapis lazuli decorating its wood.
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Happily, a calligraphy cut would allow me to stay loyal to my look while also experimenting with something new in the hair department.
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Kanye Wests puts calligraphy on a couple shirts, and suddenly everybody is covering their lines in loopy "O"s and curly "G"s.
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Moufarrege was known for pulling his imagery from a wide variety of influences, from Arabic calligraphy to comic-book characters like Spider-Man.
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The artist draws his images on an ochre ground in elegant, minuscule calligraphy recalling Old Javanese script from texts of the Panji legends.
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Until 2010, Puckette's lines had stayed consistent over the course of her career: clean, arching and like a calligraphy that can't be read.
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He would write it with perfect calligraphy, and attach a sprig of willow or plum blossom that matched the mood of the poem.
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The article also misspelled the given name of the man with whom Mr. Jay bought a lot of calligraphy material sold by Christie's.
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Related: Inside the First Arabic Museum of Contemporary Art Arabic Calligraphy Explores Identity and Loss Projected Arabesque Textiles Adorn a Middle Eastern Waterfront
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"His father encouraged his talents by having him practice calligraphy by dipping his brushes in water and 'painting' on newspaper," the statement said.
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Often built with baked bricks and plaster, decorated with Koranic calligraphy, some graves are above ground tombs, reflecting the wealth of those within.
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The royal bride-to-be taught calligraphy, gift-wrapping and book-binding at the Paper Source store in Beverly Hills from 2004-2005.
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One unintended side effect of the Arab Spring was the development and spread of calligraffiti, an art form combining traditional calligraphy with graffiti.
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With flowing brush strokes reminiscent of Japanese calligraphy, Gareth Hinds enhances each chapter with maps and illustrations at once graceful, spare and muscular.
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On Thursday, an Arizona appeals court ruled that a Phoenix-based calligraphy business cannot refuse to serve same-sex couples, citing Monday's decision.
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The festival, which will offer music and food, will also feature international arts and crafts, including Filipino calligraphy, Mexican dressmaking and Korean cuisine.
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In total, there are 2130 paintings, 21000 works of calligraphy, 2138 ink rubbings, and four textiles from 21000 centuries and five imperial dynasties.
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Exhibit A is Moooi and Arte's Extinct Animals wallpaper collection, inspired by 247 bygone creatures like the calligraphy bird and the blushing sloth.
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After all, the Duchess of Sussex worked as a calligraphy artist after graduating from Northwestern University, even counting Dolce & Gabbana among her clients.
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Research, GIFs are just one more art form—in addition to poetry and calligraphy, to name a few—that computers are quickly mastering.
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Examples abound — from the illegible drunken calligraphy of Zhang Xu circa 800 CE to Henri Michaux's crazy-quilt alphabetic scribblings from the 1920s.
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Using an implement he wielded with his stumps, Buchinger excelled in calligraphy, ornamentation, and micrography, the practice of making patterns with tiny letters.
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To mark the wedding, the pearl specialist is auctioning off a special pair of earrings inspired by Meghan Markle and her love of calligraphy.
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His work has been compared to Picasso and Miró, infusing elements of calligraphy, native Sudanese design, and Islamic imagery into many of his artworks.
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We began a mailing list, and we sent out some beautiful gold-trimmed invitations handwritten by a Peshawari artist who specialized in Arabic calligraphy.
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Chyna got her oldest child's name on her left-hand while on her right-hand was her little girl's name in the same calligraphy.
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On Thursday, about 50 people showed up at the Beijing opening of a painting and calligraphy exhibition on Mao that Sima had helped organize.
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Today, HBO has released an image of the prop letter used when filming the scene: Calligraphy does nothing to make these words seem elegant.
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The place card has "Director Comey" written in calligraphy, and it sits on a shelf in Comey's office next to family photos and books.
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In an interview with Good Housekeeping earlier this year, the Northwestern University graduate talked about how calligraphy paid the bills while she pursued acting.
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Mr. Ji, clearly proud of his mammoth calligraphy, said he had never heard of any other navigational markings like these anywhere else in China.
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"This is a dream," said the artist Manal Deeb, whose mixed-media works — incorporating photographs, oil paint and Arabic calligraphy — hang in the gallery.
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He picked up a notebook and saw that his friend had been studying calligraphy, writing the whole alphabet again and again in complicated letters.
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Above him hangs this calligraphy panel, and below each character hangs one of Matisse's gestural nude drawings, much like those in his "Acrobat" series.
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Taking inspiration from artists like Modigliani and Léger — as well as calligraphy and math — Remed creates pieces that seem to come together like puzzles.
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Japanese aristocrats practiced a related, largely monochromatic technique, called suminagashi ("floating ink"), to enhance calligraphy and haiku, as far back as the 12th century.
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The choice of activities was plentiful — calligraphy, mah-jongg, cards and table tennis — and the faint scent of medicinal ointment infused the sunlit room.
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Stories of real and mythic women who lived in extremes against dangerous odds and patriarchal violence are interspersed with letters, photos, diagrams, and calligraphy.
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The visitor to the biennale does not need to see the calligraphy mirrored as the vases reflect in the pool in which they stand.
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Mark Tobey, who shared Klee's interest in calligraphy, is a clear successor to Klee's pictography; whereas Motherwell's doodling descends directly from Klee's own childlike technique.
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The founder of modern China, Mao Zedong, was particularly fond of it, and his calligraphy of a poem he composed there is displayed around town.
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The menus and table numbers were made of hand calligraphy by Elliott's uncle and her sister performed at the red, blue, and cream themed fête.
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Chopra Jonas posted a photo to her Instagram story that shows name cards for both of them with her new name written in sophisticated calligraphy.
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It's also touting a new Calligraphy Pen font which is says will let people write with the stylus as if it were a fountain pen.
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Given Meghan's love of calligraphy (she used to work as a professional calligrapher!), the design is as elegant and romantic as we might have imagined.
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YouTube is full of hand lettering tutorials, so you can perfect your calligraphy skills before putting them to the test on a Mother's Day card.
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The stunning calligraphy it is written in, the fine illustrations that accompany it and the sumptuous binding that so often covers it are universally admired.
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Sidani's installation comprises 25 frames, lasting one second each, that use Arabic calligraphy to tell a story about the emotional and physical impacts of migration.
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My father and I became closer through the work he does for me—reactivating his calligraphy has always felt like one of my biggest accomplishments.
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With this in mind, Mangworked with Hamza to create The Infl3ctor, a light table that captures the calligraphy as it's being written on tracing paper.
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Renowned artist Mouneer Al Shaarani is using his calligraphy art to inspire the people of Syria, who face daily turmoil in the war-torn country.
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So these works — which evoke a Noguchi "Paris Abstraction" and Chinese calligraphy — are more than an enigmatic stopover on the way to more meaningful work.
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In a 2017 interview with Good Housekeeping UK, the Northwestern University graduate talked about how calligraphy paid the bills while she pursued her acting career.
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In fact, in 2013 the actress told Esquire that she used her calligraphy skills to write singer Robin Thicke and actress Paula Patton's wedding invites.
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The dinnerware set and a $14,400 calligraphy display, the second-most expensive item, were both gifts from Chinese President Xi Jinping, the news service noted.
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An authority on the history, structure and aesthetics of scripts from antiquity to the present, Father Palladino taught calligraphy at Reed College in Portland, Ore.
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In the gift shops, there are no images of Cixi, just a few pieces of pink silk emblazoned with her calligraphy, sold as wall hangings.
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IF YOU LOVE TRADITIONAL INVITATIONS — with text that looks like handwritten calligraphy — there is a site for that, and it could even address the envelopes.
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Armitage is known for her sharp application of ballet technique; here, to music by Reiko Yamada, she also smooths and softens it, evoking Japanese calligraphy.
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Remains of an Assyrian winged bull statue, some carved stone coffins, mosaics and two black blocks with Islamic calligraphy are just about all that's left.
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He is healthy and successful, a calligraphy expert, a writer and a teacher of tai chi, a gentle form of martial arts popular in China.
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He presents his collection of Moroccan contemporary art — everything from sculpture and painting to photography and calligraphy — in a gallery surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens.
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Trained in Chinese calligraphy, she coupled her apprenticeship with a study of makie, the Japanese craft of decorating lacquerware with sprinkled gold or silver powder.
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The one-night stay also includes a gourmet dinner on the Great Wall, a Chinese calligraphy lesson and a sunrise walk on the Great Wall.
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They come for letter-blocks, sketches, and inkings; for the title graphics of Pixar films; for 19th-century Kanji scripts; for calligraphy, design, and typography.
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And earlier, after the end of World War II, Schwartz contracted polio while living in Japan and practiced Japanese calligraphy to recover from muscle weakness.
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And given Meghan's love of calligraphy (she used to work as a professional calligrapher!), the design is as elegant and romantic as we might have imagined.
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Despite its being very much under-the-radar here, Paul Cochrane, the salon's owner and director, believes the calligraphy technique is the next stage in hairdressing.
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" The Magnolia team is looking for candidates who have skills like "blogging, photography, photo styling, social media specific skills, writing, graphic design, calligraphy, and web design.
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For one thing, repeating a gesture would be an essential practice of anyone who studied calligraphy, which is very different from working on an assembly line.
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Residents helped decorate a frame containing a photo of the facility with their own designs, including a contribution from Meghan that showed off her calligraphy skills.
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When my followers first asked me to try a "5 days of calligraphy" challenge in my YouTube series "Try Living with Lucie," I was incredibly nervous.
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In a 2005 commencement speech at Stanford, he credited a Reed calligraphy course for providing the inspiration for the typography he used on the first Mac.
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These quotes from classics such as Star Wars, Evil Dead and The Goonies utilize different calligraphy styles that are representative of the film's era and genre.
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So he began painting marijuana plants in the style of traditional Chinese paintings, using traditional bamboo handled brushes, Chinese calligraphy ink, and watercolor on rice paper.
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The large gallery begins with Zao's transitional works (including "Tracks in the City"), in which he proceeds to reintroduce nearly legible calligraphy that gradually turns abstract.
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A Japanese calligraphy lesson was next; the fourth-grade classroom erupted in applause as the two first ladies entered, mindfully watching the children draw brush strokes.
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Giacaman has tried to make his shop welcoming for everyone: It carries menorahs, Nativity sets, Arabic calligraphy — and welcomes tourists who need to use the toilet.
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This $1 app has a number of attractive calligraphy-based stickers in seasonal colors with messages like "Be kind, be thoughtful" to make your texts special.
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This old-school affinity between coach and calligraphy appears odder by the year, as other sports (and even the N.B.A.) have embraced the ease of technology.
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There's a mural with hand-drawn motifs and Leung's personal memories, calligraphy by one of Hong Kong's last masters, and ceramic plates crafted by local artisans.
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Mr. Yao created a new design for the museum inspired by three primary strokes in Chinese calligraphy: one thick, one dry and one watery and smeared.
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Adorned with Chinese art, calligraphy and stately furniture, the company's campus was dotted with villas for executives and a building to host officials and foreign dignitaries.
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In the past, such collections were heralded by invitations printed on snowy-white correspondence cards, addressed in calligraphy and sent to the rich and the worthy.
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It was the minutes from what was called the Mayor's Court, from 1674, written in swoopy calligraphy in ink that had aged to a caramel color.
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Youming died in 20063, and his living area has been turned into a little shrine, decorated with calligraphy, an altar and display cases along the walls.
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The platform has expanded beyond traditional digital media to include panel events on topics like cryptocurrency and entrepreneurship and classes that range from business to calligraphy.
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It is also clear that he had become a masterful lithographer who, drawing on stone, connected himself to two traditions: Asian calligraphy and improvisational gestural marks.
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Her passion for calligraphy led her to leave a note to her children about 20 years ago that outlined the lettering she wanted for her gravestone.
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Drawing from Zen Buddhism, East Asian scrolls, and calligraphy, his evocations of the primordial landscape to create ethereal, minimalist abstractions have been compared to Mark Rothko.
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Another of the exhibition's artists, Iranian photographer Rezvan Zahedi, uses calligraphy in black ink over her pictures to depict the laws and norms governing women's bodies.
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By installing the Marrakech work in a way that makes the calligraphy on the vases is far away to read, the works' coded inscrutability is realized.
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Visualized as word clouds, the infographics show that while "Picasso" was one of the most widely included words two decades ago, "calligraphy" is now in frequent use.
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Sotheby's sale of the Tang Hung and Fung Bi-Che Collection of Chinese Paintings & Calligraphy in New York brought in a total of $4,802,375 on September 13.
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In it, we see a large box, big enough for a bottle of wine, with calligraphy on the front that undeniably looks like a Save The Date.
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His collection got a boost in the mid-'80s when he and Nicolas Barker, of the British Museum, split a lot of calligraphy material sold by Christie's.
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The pair also like to label bins and canisters with a sharpie marker in their signature calligraphy style, which looks much more stylish than outdated label makers.
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The book also includes motivational quotes written in funky calligraphy on pale pink paper (paging Elle Woods -- no, they aren't scented) at the beginning of each chapter.
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Our new #Islamic #Arabic #Calligraphy #artworks on high #quality #canvas #digital #print different #sizes As a roll & printed billow cases on high quality Satin sizes as require.
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Saudi Arabia's relationship to oil is also on display in artist Nugamshi's Calligraphy Car, in which the artist writes in oil over the surface of a jeep.
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Many of his Abstract Expressionist works integrated calligraphy and free-flowing brush strokes stirred by his emotions, similar to the Eastern concept of qi, or eternal energy.
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Above, a circa 1800 artwork from modern-day Turkey, showing a camel whose body is formed of calligraphy; the work is believed to be by Mustafa Edirnavi.
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It shares a history with the austere rituals of the Japanese tea ceremony, and incorporates aesthetic elements from Japanese art forms such as calligraphy and flower arranging.
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He has set up new challenges for himself each year, drawing inspiration from everything ranging from Lucien Freud and Francis Bacon, to calligraphy and Chinese landscape painting.
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An Arizona appeals court ruled Thursday that a Phoenix-based calligraphy business cannot refuse service to same-sex couples, upholding the city's anti-discrimination ordinance as constitutional.
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In a description of one such camp held this year, participating Singaporean students were promised a full itinerary of activities including lessons in Chinese calligraphy and history.
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This Saturday and Sunday only, they can also learn about the Asian New Year with a Chinese calligraphy workshop and a puppet show from Chinese Theater Works.
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The Weng family's museum donation, with about 200 pieces made as early as the seventh century, includes landscape paintings, portraits, pages of calligraphy, embroidery and playing cards.
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They made reference to Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist ideas, and positioned martial arts as an integral part of Chinese culture, alongside traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and calligraphy.
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Bright patterning — of natural flora or geometric trompe l'oeil effects — is often woodblock-printed on it, or watermarks are threaded in, on pages lined vertically for calligraphy.
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He was an expert fencer in college and later tutored the author Yukio Mishima in the art of the épée in exchange for lessons in Japanese calligraphy.
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Graffiti covered the town, the black spray paint extending across wall after wall, spelling out religious exultations and verses from the Quran, written out in exacting calligraphy.
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The commissioned artist, Sara Ouhaddou, will use stylized calligraphy inspired by the Arabic alphabet and pay tribute to famous local authors of Arab descent, like Khalil Gibran.
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And like calligraphy, drawing books disseminated ideals of beauty and proportion across Europe from the 17th to the 19th centuries, establishing international norms of style and skill.
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I had never really thought I had the right to work in that medium, because I am Chinese-American and don't write calligraphy or even read the characters.
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As part of the group's commission for the exhibition Tales of Our Time, it's re-creating those gatherings at the Guggenheim, with a focus on calligraphy and tea.
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Who [Kaling] is always speaking in sentences from worldly books, so she looks almost like a librarian with layers covered in calligraphy, like the pages of a book.
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The campus is scruffy but cheerful, boasting an ink-stained calligraphy studio and a wall daubed with stone-age cave paintings (the result of a class art project).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Etel started drawing in Arabic through calligraphy, inciting a revival in this classical Arabic art with her minimalist and "extremely imperfect" handwriting.
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The segment of Jobs' speech that James chose to focus on was the bit about the Apple co-founder and CEO randomly dropping in on a calligraphy class.
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Until now, the most glamorous wedding with which Markle had been associated was that of Robin Thicke and Paula Patton, for which she did the calligraphy, in 212009.
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Reuters photo of the dayVery nice, but don't forget to write your mother a letter Participants show off their writing at a New Year calligraphy contest in Tokyo.
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One of most fascinating connections made in this exhibit comes from a 19th-century wood panel on which four Chinese calligraphy characters are made with quick, lyrical gestures.
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The journaling is perfect for a form of faux calligraphy that involves fattening every down stroke, the rudiments of which anyone can learn in an hour or two.
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One example is Song Dong's "Traceless Stele" (2016), in which visitors are invited to use Chinese calligraphy brushes to inscribe fleeting marks with water onto a stone slab.
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As for the will itself: This document rendered in suitably handsome calligraphy found its final resting place within a round container of black velvet in the Royal Treasury.
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I also love the old Chinese seal script for its softness and roundness, and it also always reminds me about the calligraphy school from the film called Hero.
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He was an academic, and his apartment was filled with genteel clutter—calligraphy scrolls on the wall, rosewood furniture, a grand piano, and sheet music covering every surface.
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In the center is a large, circular bar, faced in backlit onyx, serving drinks, bar food and sushi, under black ribbons of wood meant to represent Japanese calligraphy.
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In the kitchen, a little girl's first-grade calligraphy prize, dated 2008, still hung on the wall, next to a photograph of a boy in his baseball uniform.
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Each pancake is painted ("like calligraphy," Mr. Goldberg said) with hoisin, sweeter than tianmianjiang, and Lao Gan Ma brand Spicy Chili Crisp sauce, also sold by the jar.
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Her love of Judaism — a reflection of her heritage more than religious passion — found artistic expression in her Hebrew calligraphy, which appeared in fine-art books and magazines.
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And with the works collectively titled Meta, van Linden Tol—influenced by minimalist Chinese calligraphy aesthetic—unleashed powerful explosions on copper and aluminum using a variety of techniques.
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He comes into his own even more when he projects himself back in time to his beloved Middle Ages, working in the monkish genres of illumination and calligraphy.
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The 30,000 pages feature detailed calligraphy, work by prominent artists of the time, and decorative bindings, as well as drawings, photographs, and other contributions from 5.5 million citizens.
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I was impressed with how natural and easy it felt to draw and write with the Pen, whether I was using thick, calligraphy-style strokes or thin pencil lines.
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At first, I was thinking about putting some calligraphy up on the wall, but in the end we created a beautiful Asian-inspired mural across her back bedroom wall.
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A traveling salesman of Chinese calligraphy brushes, his father eked out a living crisscrossing Henan to provide for the family, while imbuing in Gong the value of hard work.
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"When I knew I would be secretly guest editing the September issue of British Vogue, including Luminary Bakery was non-negotiable," writes Meghan in her distinctive calligraphy style handwriting.
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Though the book's text is identical to almost 60 others on display, the copies—arguably the rarest and finest in the world—are distinguishable by size, colour and calligraphy.
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But the OMM literally won Erdoğan's stamp of approval after the president hung his own calligraphy — a stylized Arabic wāw letter — on its walls at the September 7 opening.
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A travelling salesman of Chinese calligraphy brushes, his father eked out a living crisscrossing Henan to provide for the family, while imbuing in Gong the value of hard work.
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Taking an interest in calligraphy at an early age, Mestrovic moved to Japan, where he learned Japanese and continued to expand his interest in the spoken and written word.
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Among the works at the show are his iconic series Ten Great Disciples of Buddha, as well as a rare calligraphy scroll painting and some select hand-colored works.
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The lettering has changed whenever the show's logo has changed and Yarnell is grateful the series now uses block lettering instead of the calligraphy it used in earlier seasons.
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She abruptly withdraws it after a faxed letter surfaces, apparently in her husband's calligraphy, stating that he is in mainland China of his own volition, helping with an investigation.
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The traditional art of Chinese calligraphy is getting a breath of digital modernity, thanks to a new VR installation by the Taiwan National Palace Museum, and technology show Computex.
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PS- for those of you in Ottawa: still a couple of spots left in my April calligraphy workshops (one pointed pen and one brush pen!) Signups on my website!
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Audrey and Kate are average kids living in Japan — they vlog about learning calligraphy, they play hide and seek, and oh, they perform the most metal covers for YouTube.
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"Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion" became the most widely emulated work of calligraphy in Chinese history, the model for a new standard of expressive writing.
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The college's calligraphy program, which flourished from 1938 until Father Palladino's retirement, was widely regarded as the foremost in the country, training many respected artists, typographers and graphic designers.
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Bayoun, who had previously written out the Koran four times in simpler script, has studied calligraphy since he was 14 and is the official calligrapher of Lebanon's prime minister.
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The Iraqi-born artist Hassan Massoudy, who is based in Paris, draws on his classical training in calligraphy to create vibrantly colored oversized letters evocative of traditional Arabic script.
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They fit uneasily around the likable 7-footer, Brook Lopez, whose sweet shooting came along with rebounding and defensive skills that seemed better suited for other pursuits, like calligraphy.
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Puzzling over how to understand this display, I went to another show at the Met, The Decorated Word: Writing and Picturing in Islamic Calligraphy (April 8 – November 3, 2019).
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This elegant calligraphy appears on the two 55-gallon steel drums in "Fixtures/Double-Hung Portholes 04696DL" (2004), in which the drums are surrounded by a post-and-lintel frame.
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The road to that began with a calligraphy course in college that seemed impractical at the time but charted the way toward the design-conscious sensibility that set Apple apart.
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The gift shop's best-selling item is a wooden plaque bearing a gilded character for "prosperity" (in Deng's calligraphy, staff say), which businessmen buy to put on their office desks.
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Some fonts look ridiculous when used in certain scenarios (you would never use Lucida Calligraphy to write a cover letter), while others, such as comic sans, are just universally mocked.
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"Chinese calligraphy is an art form that shows the process of movement, not only the physical but also the mental, emotional, and spiritual transformation of the artist," Wei tells Creators.
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Past the nicely-organized coat check and up a short flight of stairs, in a room dubbed "The Edison Room," a young, smiling girl manned a lonely graffiti calligraphy station.
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Hua Hong Investments, a local property company, is about to open the city's first American-style residential care home, with medical services, an indoor golf driving-range and calligraphy classes.
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In the Iron Calligraphy series from 2015, thin bars of the dense metal curve over the walls where they are mounted, their lengths punctuated by the impact of his hammer.
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Four years ago, the sinuous gestures of the Iron Calligraphy series evolved into figures — or, more accurately, freestanding configurations of lines, curved and sometimes angled to evoke the human presence.
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When the artist traveled to New York City in 1964, he met Mark Rothko and discovered that they were both inspired by Zen Buddhism, East Asian scroll paintings, and calligraphy.
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The dominant image in Barrière's video is a hand executing Persian calligraphy; the electronic component of the score includes recordings of Rumi being recited in Persian, which undergo considerable manipulation.
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Shop owners often commissioned professional artisans known as kanban-shi to craft them, at times splurging more on a calligraphy specialist to spell out their businesses' names in beautiful characters.
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It is the most recent work of eL Seed, the French-Tunisian artist known for embellishing buildings around the world with his large-scale murals that fuse calligraphy and graffiti.
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MS: Here it is right here [shows black bomber jacket, with gold calligraphy on an indigo background in the lining, and with a Buddhist protector embroidered in gold on the back].
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Wilson flips through higher magnification lenses, then focuses on a series of tiny ridges of the frame until the remnants of their machining look like the brush strokes of Chinese calligraphy.
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Or did the roots of my fascination start much earlier, when I was a child happily watching my mother using a brush and ink to practice her calligraphy on Sunday afternoons?
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Older ones often said their interest was sparked by a chance encounter, perhaps on holiday, with some aspect of Islamic culture, from architecture to calligraphy to the muezzin's call of prayer.
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In the main gallery, large openwork steel sculptures, based on calligraphic forms, are set against banners embroidered with texts by Sufi masters; tall, calligraphy-covered porcelain pots fill an adjoining space.
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Visitors, once they have removed their shoes, enter a prayer hall with a high ceiling and ornate green and gold Arabic calligraphy spelling out the Prophet Muhammad's name decorating the walls.
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He was a vegetarian; he spoke Esperanto; he practiced calligraphy; he embraced non-Western music, especially the Javanese gamelan; he was openly gay long before it was acceptable, or even safe.
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It's a summoning of sorts of an image of calligraphy—another art based around repetition in search of perfection—as he chips away at that old, familiar topic of shooting people.
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Calligraphy serves instead as the genesis of Mr. Marden's abstractions, which deform and reform in rhythmic, liquid tangles, often overlaid with white gouache that acts as erasure and emendation at once.
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The most expensive gift given exclusively to Mr. Trump in 2017 was a $14,400 paper panel displaying five columns of black calligraphy, given to him by Mr. Xi in April 2017.
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I met him late last year at the temple in Yixing, in a bright room filled with his calligraphy and photos of senior Chinese leaders who have received him in Beijing.
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The company has previously taken similar steps following customer complaints, including pulling bathmats featuring Islamic calligraphy and removing documentaries that promote anti-vaccine conspiracy theories from its Amazon Prime streaming service.
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Many of them became recluses – it seems to have been the fashion – and spent their days in the mountains, or studying ancient examples of the 'three perfections': painting, poetry and calligraphy.
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Yeo Tae-myong, a calligrapher on the blacklist, opened the weekly Gwanghwamun Art Protest in late December with a performance project, hanging enormous sheets of his freshly painted calligraphy from police buses.
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Long before she perfected the art of roasting chickens and making public appearances with the Queen, Markle worked at the Beverly Hills' Paper Source store, where she taught calligraphy to crafty customers.
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The displays are devoted to themes such as science, calligraphy, fashion and storytelling, and the visitor is led through historical periods and regions, reflecting the movement of art and ideas between cultures.
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In addition to the unique accommodation inside the ancient portion of the wall, each stay was to include a sunset dinner along the wall, a classical music concert, and a calligraphy lesson.
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I went to the local art store to buy some traditional calligraphy supplies (a pen holder, a set of nibs and some black ink), and I started out by practicing basic strokes.
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I had stumbled into #planner Instagram—#plannerlife, #plannergirl, #planneraddict—and gotten lost, hungrily scrolling through image after image of fanciful calligraphy and perfectly outlined lists and elaborate illustrations of journaling wood nymphs.
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For this sculpture, "I purposely used the traditional hand scroll format and let my creation of so-called English calligraphy letters to jump out, to dance, to fly into space," Wei says.
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Whether you're a laid-back couple who loves a good pun or a polished pair with an affinity for fine calligraphy, this stationery set essentially communicates who you are as a couple.
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And since 1935, as a result of a grand diplomatic compromise by the secular Turkish republic, it became a museum, with both Christian mosaics and Islamic calligraphy exposed for visitors to admire.
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We all know what it means when a glossy envelope with fine calligraphy lands in your mailbox: Someone's getting married, and they're hoping for you to be there for the big day.
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It hangs now in her office, where visitors ask about the bullet holes between the lines of calligraphy—a prompt to discuss her office gun policy, in lieu of an overt sign.
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The elaborate tasting menu abounds in imaginative flourishes, such as savory pastries made to resemble calligraphy brushes that can be dipped in tomato ''ink'' and dumplings in the shape of miniature hedgehogs.
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The colors of the film are reminiscent of watercolors, while the textures present in the animation evoke the image of paper, bringing the beauty of calligraphy even more fully into the short.
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The Studio of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting, in addition to traditional artwork, has a small museum dedicated to Mao Zedong that I found to be more honest and critical than I expected.
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This rather ingenious optical game is, mercifully, deconstructed and clearly explained in the "How to Write Your Own Square Word Calligraphy" page, which you'll find facing the back-of-book answer key.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has received a gift of 000 Chinese paintings and calligraphy comprising the Wan-go H.C. Weng Collection, passed down through six generations of a single family.
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It was here in Kattankudy's warren of homes decorated with delicate swirls of Arabic calligraphy that Zaharan Hashim, the man accused of masterminding the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka, grew up.
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As Robert Motherwell, Franz Kline, and Mark Tobey were all attracted to Asian art and calligraphy, the Ton-Fan's attention to Abstract Expressionism suggests a two-way dialogue with no personal connections.
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How workplaces could get rid of employee passwords No more fitting in a capital letter, a number, an ancient rune, a block of Chinese calligraphy and a family secret into a password?
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"The Calligraphy Revival: 1906 to 2016" traces its resurgence from the British scribe Edward Johnston (1872-1944) and the German type designer Rudolf Koch (1876-1934) through their students' work and beyond.
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One is a revealing focus on historical developments of calligraphy and decorative letter forms—seeing doubled with reading—with special attention to the obscure tradition of micrography, which has not gone extinct.
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This tradition continues in the work of Iranian-born, New York-based artist Shirin Neshat, who often covers the hands, bodies, and faces of her photographic subjects in stark black Persian calligraphy.
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Last year, Shanghai resident Guo Kai said his family spent about 21980,222 yuan ($230,22018) on more than five extracurricular classes ranging from Chinese calligraphy to physics for their 238-year-old daughter.
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That's created career opportunities for artists like Faust, 103, who has practiced his form of stylized calligraphy in New York City for decades, and now has an Instagram following of nearly 60,000.
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Mr. Fontein, a renowned scholar who had organized the important exhibitions "Zen Painting and Calligraphy" in 1970 and "Unearthing China's Past" in 1973, put the museum on a new course almost immediately.
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But where most of the writing in the Genji exhibition presents Mursaki's fictional narrative, Islamic sacred calligraphy presents the words of the Qur'an, as communicated by God to Mohammed, an acute difference.
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Though Sun has been staging the so-called "sexual calligraphy" performances for at least a decade, his continuing promotion of the work both domestically and abroad apparently earned him the CAA's ire.
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Called in to examine the smicha, Phinney quickly noted that the entire document was in fancy, handwritten calligraphy, except the recipient's name, which was set in a typeface that had a calligraphed feel.
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In his 2005 Stanford commencement speech, Jobs recalled: 'If I had never dropped in on that single calligraphy course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
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"We the People" (2011) presents the famous introductory words of the United States Constitution but rendered, in their original calligraphy, by multicolored shoelaces, suggesting basketball shoes and street gear, inlaid in the wall.
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There is an abundance of short, relaxing typography and calligraphy videos on social media that can quiet the mind and soothe your soul when you desperately need a break from the chaotic world.
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FARAGO It has moments of visual refinement, such as the mural of the occupation by Dia al-Azzawi, an Iraqi artist, who channels Picasso as well as Arab calligraphy motifs and Iraqi abstraction.
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Inside, the scene was raucous: Performers lip-synced to patriotic Chinese songs, women in skimpy outfits auctioned off traditional Chinese calligraphy, and more than one man felt the need to remove his shirt.
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In the photography gallery, rotating works by the Moroccan-born artist Lalla Essaydi incorporate Islamic calligraphy, a sacred art form dominated by men in part because of the training required to master it.
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The light-filled gallery space is a maze of masterfully crafted centerpieces evocative of purposeless furniture cluttered with found objects, which, despite appearing like kinetic Japanese calligraphy, are static amalgamations of collected knowledge.
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Other activities include rooster-themed puppet shows from Chinese Theater Works; opportunities to practice Asian calligraphy; chances to observe sea lions cavorting; and, in the Prospect Park Discovery Center, introductions to zodiac creatures.
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Marden had become interested in Asian orthography in 1984, when he visited an exhibition, "Masters of Japanese Calligraphy: 8th-19th Century," at the Japan House and at the Asia Society, in New York.
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The government-run China Artists Association (CAA) has expelled longtime member Sun Ping over a video in which a female performer creates traditional Chinese calligraphy by using her vagina to control a brush.
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Haley says this partly in jest, but he explains that Gutenberg mimicked existing calligraphy used for bibles and other Church material to retain the authoritative nature of the previous text by adopting its form.
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With the royal wedding just days away, British jeweler Claudia Bradby is celebrating the occasion by auctioning a pair of gold earrings inspired by both Meghan Markle's talent for calligraphy and her elegant style.
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The hairdresser on the main square by the Town Hall was always there in the same apron, washed and bleached in vain because the clients' hair dye left stains like calligraphy, like Chinese characters.
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Tap over to your explore page and you'll no doubt find *inhale* soap cutting, sand smushing, slime handling, paint mixing, calligraphy writing, industrial machine-ing, hypnotic CG noodling, and whatever the hell this is.
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Trump learned about the history of pearls in Japan with Akie Abe, wife of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and the two joined a fourth-grade class for a calligraphy lesson, showcasing a warm rapport.
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Ping Xing was put under investigation in July 2013: In addition to being charged with receiving cash, shopping cards, and stock options, he was accused of receiving valuable oil paintings and works of calligraphy.
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It's a technique that flirts with geometry, calligraphy and cartography; plays with varying degrees of flatness; and finesses its way between the emotionality of Abstract Expressionism and the formal ecstasies of Color Field painting.
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Arts and crafts courses should not instruct children to depict anything living, which is proscribed by Islam, and should instead offer instruction only in calligraphy, said Abdullah Wasel, a member of Hefazat's central committee.
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Located on the second floor of the White House's East Wing, the Graphics and Calligraphy Office is where the small team of White House calligraphers prepares invitations, place cards, and greetings for formal events.
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A Japanese Classic Illuminated, the first major loan exhibition in North America devoted to this famous Japanese book, includes more than 21000 works — paintings, calligraphy, silk robes, wedding robes, and some modern popular art.
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Before he became his own boss and founded a creative studio in Milan, Mendia ran with teenage graffitos who used Europe's metro systems as subterranean playgrounds to explore, take pictures, and practice spray-can calligraphy.
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The easiest way to identify a bachelorette party is by their matching T-shirts, emblazoned with Nashville-inflected slogans in twee calligraphy ("When I Sip You Sip We Sip"; "BOOTS and BOOZE and THE BRIDE").
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Over the next several decades they amassed one of the finest collections of Zen calligraphy in private hands, extending from the Nara period in the eighth century through the Edo period, which ended in 1868.
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" She added, "They give you not just the sweep of world art history but mini-essays, timelines and diversions: Roman luxury, Lady Murasaki on calligraphy, the cult of the carts at Chartres, a shaman's mask.
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Esther's VR calligraphy was her equivalent of dipping her toes in the pool, and this small act gave me more joy than all the hours of drawing that I had spent inside Tilt Brush alone.
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His intricate pen-and-ink drawings show off his specialty: crisp quill calligraphy, so minuscule as to send the viewer running for a magnifying glass — all hand-lettered by a man who had no hands.
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It's different from Western expressionism, not because Western expressionism is superficial, but it is characterized more by an external view of the brush, whereas calligraphy has more to do with the internal state of mind.
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Like all good hostels, the inn provided plenty of cushy space, a decent selection of snacks and drinks for sale, good-enough Wi-Fi, and free in-house activities like mah-jongg and calligraphy lessons.
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Originally inspired by heavy metal album covers of the 1980s, the cryptic calligraphy has won admirers in the global graffiti scene, including photographer Martha Cooper, who has documented the New York subculture for four decades.
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After earning a degree in political science at Drew University in Madison, N.J., in 1960, Mr. Castile taught history and chancery cursive, a 15th-century form of calligraphy, at St. Thomas Choir School in Manhattan.
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The installation sprawled across three floors, taking over the Astor Court and the Chinese galleries and juxtaposing their contents—devotional sculpture, masterpieces of calligraphy, Qing ceramics—with several centuries of couture inspired by Eastern exoticism.
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Although there are branches all over Tokyo, the original location is in Kyoto and offers an endless array of Japanese decorative paper, calligraphy supplies and washi tape, a popular craft supply made from rice paper.
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His first art teacher was his father, who trained him nightly in calligraphy by having him dip a brush in water and trace ghostly characters on newspaper: They could not afford ink or drawing paper.
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