#Calligraphy

[carpe-aurore]

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

req'd by @sickly-victorian-boy

true words

text: 'Tis better to have halfed and assed than never to have assed at all.

[renekita]

[eagle-writes]

could you PRETTY please do “the PROFESSIONAL freak” ? It’s….my motto………

Text" the Professional freak

Ink: Diamine Icy Lilac

[failurescripture]

"save a horse, ride a knight" they sayeth

A knight is a kind of rideable animal

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

Living In An Art Piece.

[callisgraphics]

The Raven

This calligraphy artwork of "The Raven" features drawings of ravens, tree branches and blowing leaves. Inspired by Edgar Allan Poes short story of the same title :)

Follow for more calligraphy! Trying to grow my page at the moment so all support is hugely appreciated!

[japanwords]

笑門来福 （shōmonraifuku）"Good fortune comes to a happy home"

The kanji in this phrase are:

笑 = laughing, smiling

門 = gate, door

来 = comes

福 = good luck

In other words, good luck will come to the door of those who are smiling.

This phrase is an abbreviation of 笑う門には福来る (warau mon ni wa fuku kuru).

Shortened to 笑門来福, it becomes a 四字熟語 (よじじゅくご、yo-ji-juku-go), or Japanese 4-character idiom. As the name suggests, these are idiomatic phrases made of 4 kanji.

There are thousands of them, and they often contain a small life lesson or moral message, similar to English sayings such as “you reap what you sow” and “the early bird gets the worm”.

[nr1-logo-design-inspiration]

Creative Swan Logo Concept ♡

[sushi-stims]

source

please credit me if you repost !

[garadinervi]

From: Suzanne Moore, Amorous Embrace, Excerpt from Titus Lucretius Carus' The Nature of Things, Book V, Translation by A. E. Stallings, (artist's manuscript, stub bound to stone cover, tinted thread, gold leaf, kozo, paste paper; 220 x 148 mm; 12 pages), 2023, Unique [Photo: Books On Books Collection. © Suzanne Moore]

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

req'd by @heliager

me on the daily

text: Hark! What the fuck!

[noorink94]

[yeoldenews]

A selection of animals from various 17th and 18th century calligraphy copybooks which were drawn with single lines to practice (and show off) penmanship strokes.

[i-draws-dinosaurs]

New Project time :)