I've been doing calligraphy for about 5 years now in a number of different styles as a way to improve my English handwriting and help with my studies in Mandarin and Japanese. This video puts into words what I love so much about this beautiful and functional art form. I think we can all learn something from this great master of his craft.
A wonderful documentary. I thoroughly enjoyed every second of it and I could truly understand every meaning of what MR. Oh was trying to relate to calligraphy, his perceptions and life. I feel as though I am looking at reflection of myself in the mirror, as my feelings are no different from that of his. I am an Indian and started calligraphy in 1995, when my life came to a standstill. I am self taught,used only a teach yourself Mandarin Book, there has been no turning back and this is my nirvana
Very interesting how these calligraphers emphasise a vice-grip on the brush as opposed to the very light grip taught in Western styles like Spencerian penmanship, which I study. It's a whole other world, really cool stuff.
Minh Vu I don't mean like that, it's just that they say there's a lot of deliberate energy in the grip as opposed to pointed pen where a very very light touch is ideal.
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I've been doing calligraphy for about 5 years now in a number of different styles as a way to improve my English handwriting and help with my studies in Mandarin and Japanese. This video puts into words what I love so much about this beautiful and functional art form. I think we can all learn something from this great master of his craft.
This is a great little documentary. Thanks.
I thought it was, Mr. Oh I'm a Korean Calligrapher
A wonderful documentary. I thoroughly enjoyed every second of it and I could truly understand every meaning of what MR. Oh was trying to relate to calligraphy, his perceptions and life. I feel as though I am looking at reflection of myself in the mirror, as my feelings are no different from that of his. I am an Indian and started calligraphy in 1995, when my life came to a standstill. I am self taught,used only a teach yourself Mandarin Book, there has been no turning back and this is my nirvana
Very Beautiful! All the Best from Rizwana
Very well expressed, and I have found for the very first time, this comfort too. Regards from Malaysia.
Very interesting how these calligraphers emphasise a vice-grip on the brush as opposed to the very light grip taught in Western styles like Spencerian penmanship, which I study. It's a whole other world, really cool stuff.
+CW RH I used everything in my power for this 'vicegrip' and passed out after 3 minutes...
Minh Vu I don't mean like that, it's just that they say there's a lot of deliberate energy in the grip as opposed to pointed pen where a very very light touch is ideal.
Good , east asia traditional culture is the best beautiful~~~ People should learn them
Inspiring.
May we go to the park
exquisite!
I'm also a calligrapher (13 years old, but I need practice)
I thought it was Peter Falk narrating at first.
Back when Hanja was respected.
professional calligrapher? I see only level with students in this video...
Back when Hanja was respected.