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“Art Happens”: Auspicious Ink

Have you heard of our Art Happens column? Start here to learn more about Art Happens and how to share your art with the Shambhala Times community. Also see the “Art Happens” box at the bottom of the Shambhala Times front page to see more art shared by fellow community members.

Today’s featured Art Happens contains the artwork of Yeachin Tsai, drawn from auspiciousink.com

Original, Modern, and Classic, Chinese Calligraphy and Ink Paintings

by artist Yeachin Tsai

Tsai studied traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting since a very young age. She always loves the simplicity, immediacy, and the profundity of this particular art form. It is her sincere wish that more people can enjoy the art of calligraphy and ink painting either in their home or office, for themselves or as a heart-felt gift to others.

 

 

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3 responses to “ “Art Happens”: Auspicious Ink ”
  1. Hi , I’d love to share ! You can find my art on my website marlowbrooks.com
    I used to practice calligraphy with VACT , Kobun chino , and Shibata sensei … my work has been in exhibitions all over China , Korea. japan , taiwan ! Singapore , and US .. wonderful you’re doing this !
    yours in the dharma , Marlow

  2. Yes!!

  3. Jan Watson
    Jun 4, 2019
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    Calligraphy is a way of showing the essence of things as they are, Dharmata.


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