Calligraph

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

I learned Arabic "Noun Sentence". It is also a practice to write Japanese. I think Japanese characters got better. Because we began to pay attention to the arrangement, size, and balance of each part of the character. By the way, how should we judge whether Arabic characters are good?

 -Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

Although I have not yet drawn the shape correctly, I will practice hiragana through.

I think it feels good.

Until yesterday the scanner did not load well, I post for 3 days today. -Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen.

I felt that I was getting better for the first time. The positive emotions needed to "continue" were born. First of all, I would like to start with hiragana practice and step up to katakana and kanji practice.

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It needs to achieve more specific goals and deadlines in order to achieve the goals. I realized that I could not write well if I didn't capture the letter I wanted to write in practice. Yesterday's calligraphy has not been able to image the form of the time to the details. So I can only write letters without levels. I noticed that.

It has continued for more than a month, and I am lost in my way now. Still, if I continue, I will find something that looks fun.

-Writing Japanese hiragana with my brush pen -Studying Arabic phrase I feel that practicing with a brush pen is better for writing letters. If I look at the tweets in Arabic, there are no fatha, kasra and damma written, but how should I judge vowels?