Chinese Calligraphy

• TYING

  19 Nov 06, 18:44

  Anybody here knows where you can get to learn chinese calligraphy?
• Phoebie

  19 Nov 06, 18:45

  donno community centre got or not
• TYING

  19 Nov 06, 18:45

  Originally posted by Phoebie:

  donno community centre got or not

  try there liao but like now not offering. will it be available in chinatown?
• Phoebie

  19 Nov 06, 18:47

  http://www.ccss.org.sg/index3.htm
  
  http://www.ccss.org.sg/classes.htm
• davidche

  19 Nov 06, 20:53

  Originally posted by TYING:

  Anybody here knows where you can get to learn chinese calligraphy?

  i come from china and can teach you caligraphy.
• TYING

  19 Nov 06, 22:56

  Originally posted by davidche:

  i come from china and can teach you caligraphy.

  oh, do you know a lot about it? cause i know nuts but am very interested.
• davidche

  20 Nov 06, 15:17

  Originally posted by TYING:

  oh, do you know a lot about it? cause i know nuts but am very interested.

  For a beginner, you need a cheap teacher, preferbly me to teach you how to write.
  
  You can start by tracing on a paper on top of the standard caligraphy word.
  
  Then, next step would be to start free hand.
  
  then after that it will be purely: practice makes perfect. This step onwards there will be no teacher needed. All you need is practice.
• TYING

  20 Nov 06, 22:26

  Originally posted by davidche:

  For a beginner, you need a cheap teacher, preferbly me to teach you how to write.
  
  You can start by tracing on a paper on top of the standard caligraphy word.
  
  Then, next step would be to start free hand.
  
  then after that it will be purely: practice makes perfect. This step onwards there will be no teacher needed. All you need is practice.

  But do you have any qualification or what?
• Phoebie

  20 Nov 06, 22:29

  
• Unidentified

  20 Nov 06, 22:46

  so far i know is clementi CC
• iSpeak

  20 Nov 06, 23:07

  Originally posted by davidche:

  For a beginner, you need a cheap teacher, preferbly me to teach you how to write.
  
  You can start by tracing on a paper on top of the standard caligraphy word.
  
  Then, next step would be to start free hand.
  
  then after that it will be purely: practice makes perfect. This step onwards there will be no teacher needed. All you need is practice.

  Your si lang kao lah.
• davidche

  20 Nov 06, 23:08

  Originally posted by TYING:

  But do you have any qualification or what?

  good question.