:: Cours de calligrphie chinoise - l'Ouest-de-l'Île, Montréal

Classe Calligraphie chinoise, Techniques de pinceau traditionnel

Today, people are discovering the beauty of traditional Chinese arts. Many take Chinese calligraphy classes to enrich their lives. The practice of calligraphy opens up cultivation of the mind. To many people, learning the simple lines, strokes and movements in calligraphy is sheer enjoyment.

Classe de calligraphie chinoise, Ce que vous apprendrez - l'Ouest-de-l'Île, Montréal

  1. Utilisez une brosse les cheveux doux chinois
    Chinese brushes are very different from ball pens. So are the techniques. Learn how to use a Chinese brush to do calligraphy. The experience is rewarding and differs dramatically from penmanship. Learn proper brush movements in an easy way. Basic brush techniques provide the shortcut to Chinese arts.
  2. Identifier les caractères chinois
    How do you write a Chinese word? This is a typical question that many peope ask. In the class, you will learn to identify Chinese characters. This gives you basic understanding of how Chinese words are written. You wil discover their meanings and origins. It is very interesting.
  3. Composer les caractères chinois en oeuvres d'art
    You will learn to compose your favorite Chinese phrase into a nice calligraphy artwork.

"Calligraphie chinoise, art abstrait, peinture de l'esprit" par Ngan Siu-Mui
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Classe de calligraphie chinoise, calendrier 2010 Automne

The calligraphy workshops focus on 5 subjects: Seal, Clerical, Cursive, Running and Regular script. Participants will learn to master traditional brush movements and how to control Chinese ink on paper.

18 septembre 2010  — écriture sigillaire calligraphie chinoise
Seal script is the most ancient writing in China. This calligraphy has a mysterious appeal. It looks more like pictogram than words. Seal script is decorative and cute.

seal stroke

2 octobre 2010  — écriture chancellerie calligraphie chinoise
Clerical script is recognized by its splendid form. This calligraphy style is marked by smooth curves and elegant strokes. Clerical script writing looks glamorous to every eye.

clerical stroke

23 octobre 2010  — écriture régulière, calligraphie chinoise
Regular script is the most common of all calligraphy styles. And it is the easiest to read. This writing style is used on a daily basis. The words are even and uniform. They look neat and natural. Although regular script does not have a distinct flair, its beauty lies in its simplicity.

regular stroke

20 novembre 2010  — écriture courante, calligraphie chinoise
Running script writing looks similar to cursive script. This calligraphy style shares the dynamics of cursive script. Yet, it is easier to read. Running script has a liberal look. It is stylish and charming. It shows audacity and spirit. The writing is dynamic and flows in a liberal manner.

running script

11 décembre 2010  — écriture cursive, calligraphie chinoise
Cursive script (grass style) calligraphy is noted for its abstract beauty. It is vivacious, daring and dynamic. At times, it shows a frantic look. People call it the crazy style as it observes no boundary. Of the five calligraphy styles, cursive script is the least readable. Often, the strokes are joined and characters are simplified.

cursive script

Frais

72$ par atelier de calligraphie. Tout le matériel est fourni.


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