Present! - Kaz Tanahashi and one stroke brush painting

Kaz Tanahashi conducts a workshop on one stroke brush painting at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center.

[@OliveBridget]

Ah! I enjoyed. No matter what the purpose of the master Kaz or his students, a gentle sense of Peace comes across from everyone involved. Thank you all.

[@ImprovingAbility]

I LOVE the comparison and showing the students learn and work. For myself, I never understood Chinese characters and their rules. For example for Copperplate Script I can look up what makes a letter, but for Chinese I never found a reference manual.

[@hakbug]

I enjoyed this! Thank you

[@ccsitaround]

Like this style, go Kaz!

[@theredpilgrim]

Thanks a lot!

[@lucyweir5923]

Absolutely beautiful. You don't need a license....

[@JohnnyArtPavlou]

Kaz!

[@miroporvos]

30# newsprint is for wrapping.

[@cohencohen54]

Remarkable that it looks easy but compare Kaz’s drawings with the interviewer and you’ll see the difference.

[@beritbranch2436]

navigating the Bardo >

[@c.s.johnson7691]

So sad that the fellow didn't understand that Callagraphy is one of the 5 Zen Tenants. I guess that wasn't explained in the brochure...

[@larrymay5769]

Why........................just beKas.

[@itzerisadomeeiot4980]

WTF 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@charlesh2215]

自以为“大师”，其实只是浪费纸墨哄骗外国人而已。

[@charlesh2215]

并不需要任何技巧，需要的只是在你胡乱涂抹之后你的一个花言解释。招摇撞骗的江湖大师。