Sentence examples for English calligraphy from inspiring English sources

He invented what he calls New English Calligraphy, authentic-looking Chinese pictographs that are really English words.

The monastery has 36 bedrooms in addition to exhibition space, classrooms for Chinese, French, English, calligraphy and cookery lessons, and a restaurant.

Mr. Xu presents a major continuing installation titled "New English Calligraphy" (1995-2006), in which audience members are invited into a kind of classroom with tables, chairs and paper and encouraged via an instructional video to try their hand at New English Calligraphy.

For this sculpture, "I purposely used the traditional hand scroll format and let my creation of so-called English calligraphy letters to jump out, to dance, to fly into space," Wei says.

Chinese-English Calligraphy Literally Flies Right Off the Page.

If he is right about the technology too, future generations will come to see English as something like calligraphy or Latin: prestigious and traditional, but increasingly dispensable.

She is writer, calligrapher, artist and (like so many women over the centuries) handiworker: on the opposite page she gives an example of her calligraphy, an English translation of a French text, and her artistry, a delicate pink rose.

Printed on it is beautiful Arabic calligraphy with an English translation that reads: "My deep sigh tells me that the sky is cloudy today!

Clubs and societies are the most numbered in the school, stemming from a diverse range, such as the Socrates Club (mathematics), the Chinese Calligraphy Society, the English Drama Club and the MediaTech Club (photography / live sound mixing / stage lighting).

After that, he came up with the Square Word Calligraphy system, which renders English words through Chinese brushstrokes.

Copperplate script, formally English round hand, also called anglaise, in calligraphy, dominant style among 18th-century writing masters, whose copybooks were splendidly printed from models engraved on copper.