This is the old art of writing, the art of making strokes with the pen and the ink. This is calligraphy.
It is an engaging art, still having an air of mystery with every stroke despite the fact that it has been around for ages. Nobody exactly knows when it started--I guess when humans knew how to write.
Come and celebrate calligraphy with the help of J Herbin, your partner in calligraphy.
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