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| sho [08.09.2026:2225] – aequivinius | sho [13.10.2026:1711] (current) – aequivinius |
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| * Materials: | * Materials: |
| * [[fude|筆]] | * [[fude|筆]] |
| | * [[restricted:boku|墨]] |
| * [[hanko]] | * [[hanko]] |
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| ===Terms=== | ===Terms=== |
| | * {{ruby|墨気|ぼっき}}: //Prima facie// the impression of //aliveness// of a line; but later idea that carbon molecules are aligned thanks to the 気 of the writer. |
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| | ➡️ Zen priest 大森曹玄 published a book in the 80s with microscopic images comparing Zen master's calligraphy with amateurs. However, the difference in those photos probably has more to do with the ink and how it was being ground. |
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| * {{ruby|墨跡|ぼくせき}}: //ink traces//, a poetic word for calligraphy that captures the idea that the spirit of the writer lives in the writing. | * {{ruby|墨跡|ぼくせき}}: //ink traces//, a poetic word for calligraphy that captures the idea that the spirit of the writer lives in the writing. |
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| | ===Links=== |
| | * https://theslowbrush.com/posts/japanese-calligraphy-complete-beginners-guide/ |
| | * https://www.amazon.de/Introduction-Japanese-Calligraphy-Yuuko-Suzuki/dp/0764352180 |
| | * https://www.amazon.de/Shodo-Japanese-Calligraphy-Traditional-Painting/dp/4805312041/ref=pd_sbs_d_sccl_1_1/257-9134143-2730863?pd_rd_w=7yS77&content-id=amzn1.sym.a3262f15-f867-491e-909e-9c5989acfe7d&pf_rd_p=a3262f15-f867-491e-909e-9c5989acfe7d&pf_rd_r=XY5A0DBS7M7CNRGJMGCQ&pd_rd_wg=RNu4N&pd_rd_r=07c5968e-4010-426a-af97-921866517f66&pd_rd_i=4805312041&psc=1 |
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