thank you! japanese tattoos are beautiful and intricate. but if you are referring to the picture, it's a calligraphy by a japanese Zen priest, who was also a great artist. :)
Ron,
thanks! but your end product is very good. :) ( i have taken a look at your post)
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nICELY!
japanese tattoo artist? :)
I struggled with this prompt, too. Love the calligraphy. Perfect choice.
andy,
thanks for visiting. :)
Leo,
thank you!
japanese tattoos are beautiful and intricate. but if you are referring to the picture, it's a calligraphy by a japanese Zen priest, who was also a great artist. :)
Ron,
thanks! but your end product is very good. :) ( i have taken a look at your post)
A haiku of reverence? beautiful words.
Loved it! Writing done with great flourish indeed! Can picture the artist's bamboo brush swirling!
An enjoyable read.
This was a difficult prompt but I thought you handled it very well.
There is something peaceful about this art.....one day I would like to learn..maybe just how to hold the brush and draw strokes in the air
Oh, that first line is delicious! I'm still savoring it!
Things That Flourish Here and Here and Here
Rek,
thank you!
Nanka,
thanks for the visit! I am glad you can visualise the artist at work. :)
Mike,
yes, i spent some time on it, but i think it came out quite well.
knot2share,
drawing strokes in the air, i think it's a good way to start. :)
yes, there's something peaceful (and energetic) about eastern calligraphy.
MMT,
that first line caught your attention, right? thanks for stopping by. :)
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