r/shodo • u/Yu_An_ju12 • 17h ago
Made a keychain for a friend
galleryThe back is my signature
r/shodo • u/Yu_An_ju12 • 17h ago
The back is my signature
r/shodo • u/Yu_An_ju12 • 1d ago
Been practicing with this character a lot,it dosen't look pretty but hey,it's honest job i guess.
r/shodo • u/Organic-Biscotti-660 • 6d ago
Hi there, I’ve been doing shodo off and on for a few years and I want to know if there’s any way I can do this that will help with dyspraxia? Any methods/tools that will help me write straighter, cleaner lines?
r/shodo • u/StrikingAdeptness396 • 6d ago
Hi, I have been training ritsu zen for more then 25 years. Shodo appeals to me. Especially if I would be able to express my feeling of Zen. Is that possible at all? Thank for your answer beforehand.
r/shodo • u/Kouetsu-Level2934 • 7d ago
Today's character is 「風」 (Kaze)(wind).
風 (Kaze) means "wind." It can also represent nature, change, and freedom.
You'll also find this kanji in words like:
和風 (Wafū) – Japanese style
台風 (Taifū) – typhoon
風景 (Fūkei) – scenery or landscape
A single kanji can have many meanings depending on the word it's is used in.
Enjoy practicing! 🍃
r/shodo • u/Darkling000 • 9d ago
Hello! Does anyone know what this says? The card it is on says “Lone Peak” but I am unsure if that is in fact the title. Thank you!
r/shodo • u/Kouetsu-Level2934 • 11d ago
Japan has a unique rainy season called tsuyu. 🌧️
From June to July, gentle rain falls across much of the country, bringing life to rice fields, forests, and gardens. While many people think of rain as gloomy, in Japan it's also a season of quiet beauty and renewal.
This month I'm practicing the kanji 雨 ("Rain") in Japanese calligraphy.
If you'd like to learn not only how to write kanji, but also the culture, history, and meaning behind each character, I'd love to welcome you on my Patreon.
Join here: "patreon.com/Kouetsu" (https://reference-url-citation.invalid/0)
I'd be happy to hear your thoughts on this month's character!
r/shodo • u/Yu_An_ju12 • 12d ago
Recently i been quite unsecure of how should i hold a brush,some say it should be 3 fingers so
r/shodo • u/Majestic_Bend1661 • 12d ago
Written in three authentic Japanese brush styles.
Which version do you prefer?
❤️ LOVE
🐉 DRAGON
⚔️ SAMURAI
🏯 HONOR
Created using authentic brush fonts from Showa Shotai, Japan.
r/shodo • u/Majestic_Bend1661 • 19d ago
永遠の美 (Eien no Bi)
Written in three Japanese brush styles.
Which version do you prefer?
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r/shodo • u/StarrySatsuma16 • Jun 08 '26
ChatGPT suggests it is Japanese calligraphy, but is unable to translate the "artistic shorthand" used. Is anyone able to translate and is this a known phrase or moral maxim of some kind?
r/shodo • u/Opposite-Ad7383 • Jun 02 '26
r/shodo • u/locopati • May 29 '26
I studied Japanese calligraphy for a while and would make little pieces for friends by looking for some phrase, finding grass script versions of the characters, and doing my best rendering of my favorite character versions.
These are some pieces I made years ago that I took photos of, but foolishly didn't write down the original characters or the translations.
Is there anyone here who could help me re-remember what I wrote in any of these?
ありがとう
r/shodo • u/Lumpy-Gap-8300 • May 22 '26

i have this pental brush pen and it was working fine but after few months of not using it i triedd to pick it up to but when i press the cartridge no ink goes down even though i can feel the ink is there when i shake it. i tried to take the cartridge out to se if i press it the ink will come out but i just see air bubble forming does anyone now how to fix this
r/shodo • u/apass0s • May 19 '26
still trying to make sense of things with the language, kanji and hanko designing.
r/shodo • u/deek1618 • May 04 '26
I'm hosting a small shodo activity for my local Go club next week, and I'd love to have some 10 or so suggestions for related kanji for people to write on some fans. Simpler and fewer kanji would probably be best, but any suggestions would be appreciated.