Sumi e tattoo

Abstract tattoos are like vibrant bursts of self-expression inked on the body. They are the rebellious siblings of traditional tattoo designs, that defy conventions and embrace a world of creativity. So, today we’ll give you inspiration for some abstract tattoo designs for your next tattoo.

In this article, we are going to be looking at flower power but not in the way it was meant in the past. We are going to be talking about flowers in terms of

In the form of Zen painting called Sumi-e simplicity is key. Every line conveys meaning, and only what is necessary to convey that meaning is included. Emotion is conveyed to the user because the…

Japanese Sumi-e painting appreciationSUMI-E is the Japanese word for Black Ink Painting. East Asian Painting and writing developed together in ancient China using the same materials —brush and ink on paper.For Sumi-e, the emphasis is placed on the beauty of each individual stroke of the brush. The Chinese speak of “writing a painting” and “painting a poem.”

Big collection of hand drawn sumi-e (japanese ink painting) elements. Over 40 different hi-res watercolor elements. If you want to create a product in the spirit of minimalism and proximity to the beauty of nature - these illustrations are for you. In the ZIP-archive you will recieve: AI 10 and EPS 10 vector files PNG files JPG files (for patterns) All PNG files come with transparent backgrounds, elements are saved in separated files, sizes vary, but most of them are 8333x8333 px, 300 DPI…

Japanese Sumi-e painting appreciationSUMI-E is the Japanese word for Black Ink Painting. East Asian Painting and writing developed together in ancient China using the same materials —brush and ink on paper.For Sumi-e, the emphasis is placed on the beauty of each individual stroke of the brush. The Chinese speak of “writing a painting” and “painting a poem.”

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There is something about sumi-e artwork that really speaks to me. Black ink brushed or dragged across paper. A smudge here. A stroke there. A bit more water. A bit less. And in the end a piece of a…

Mongolian calligraphy.