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Japanese Calligraphy Tutorials- Writing Kanji #01 永 Eternity
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2013
- Learn Japanese Calligraphy
Shodo Lessons - Kanji Writing #01
In this first video of the Kanji Writing Series we take a look at the Kanji of EI (永)meaning eternity. This kanji is very important in the practice of Shodo; it is the foundation of the EIJI HAPPOU (永字八法) or the Eight Principles of EI. EI contains the 8 basics strokes found in all Kanji. Mastery of EI is essential in learning Shodo.
After watching this video you can download on the website the PDF file with the Kanji in the gridded red box. The grid is used to learn composition and proportion.
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Music:
"Opium", Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Mijo, that was amazing!!! Your discipline and energy direction are outstanding!
You are an unusual man, Esteban. Thank you.
Esteban, i felt like clapping after you've finished. Please add a "slow motion version" of the writing process after the normal speed one. I think it would be very educational!
Sooo relaxing to watch you write!
Thank You! It relaxes me when I brush. :)
I used bottled ink from Yasutomo.
Thank you for sharing this lovely video 🇬🇧🙏
So awesome dude, I'm doing a project on this stuff, so this really helped, thanks
I like your style, Esteban: 頑張って！
Eiji Happo is wonderful
Your theme music is reminiscent of Firefly, Much approve :) Also, as someone who is only beginning to get an appreciation of how difficult it is to learn kanji, let alone write it nicely, yours looks beautiful.
Thanks you so much! Thanks for watching.
good job , wish you did the full " eien " also .
I find the Migi Harai stroke very difficult. I'm a beginner. Esteban, Could you make a video about it ?
Keep up that's Awesome ! :D
Thanks
Thank you ❤️
Chinese characters (Kanji) is used in Japanese, too.
In Chinese they are not called kanji. That is the Japanese pronunciation...
Wow!
How long have you been practicing calligraphy? Because I'm interested in learning them without any formal guidance...
The music sounds a lil bit different than Kimi Ga Yo, but it's seems like it
What’s the name of that first music?
Where can i buy this brush?
Which kind of brush do u use? :/
永遠 ???
How do you get your ink so dark?
What was the song at the beginning of the video??
endhalf I created it with Garage Band for iPad using the smart instruments. :)
Gohitsu Shodo Studio Oh wow, great work with both the video and the music :-).
I thought 永 meant water.
+Sharkbait 26 That's 水 the tip which is extended to the left and the extra stroke at the top make the difference.
SHODO*U*
It's all about conventions, I guess. You don't usually write judou or aikidou for example.
damn son
doch lächerlich！ Ist “永” nihct chinesische Schriftzeichen？
+Shuo Lyu Ja, “永”, ist chinesische Schriftzeichen. Aber auch Japanische. Es ist Lehnwoerter
4444 1212 Chinesische Schriftzeichen hat schon sehr lange Zeit,In Sue-Tang-Dynastie hat Japan Chinesische Schriftzeichen einfueren. Man kann sagen, dass Chinesisch der Vorfahr von Japannisch ist.
It's not Chinese its japanese kanji
it says Japanese in the title...
it is actually Chinese
Homeversity both
Come on this is Chinese!!
+Xing Stephanie - "Kanji" is literally Chinese characters used in writing. :)
While "kanji" literally means "Han characters", kanji are not the chinese characters in some cases. For example, the japanese simplified the characters of "dragon", "thirsty", "ink", etc. in a different way that the chinese did (in fact "ink" wanst simplified in chinese).
Sooo relaxing to watch you write!