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Open Culture (Official)Get Free Drawing Lessons from Katsushika Hokusai, Who Famously Painted The Great Wave of Kanagawa
Read His How-To Book, Quick Lessons in Simplified Drawings
https://www.openculture.com/2018/03/free-drawing-lessons-from-katsushika-hokusai.html
Get Free Drawing Lessons from Katsushika Hokusai, Who Famously Painted The Great Wave of Kanagawa: Read His How-To Book, Quick Lessons in Simplified Drawings
Even if you don't know eighteenth and nineteenth century Japanese art, you definitely know the work of eighteenth and nineteenth century Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai — specifically his Great Wave off Kanagawa. (And if you'd like to know a little more about it, have a look at this short video from PBS' The Art Assignment.) But if that so often reproduced, imitated, and parodied 1830s woodblock print stands for Hokusai's oeuvre, it also obscures it, for in his long life he created not just many other works of art but works that helped, and continue to help, others create art as well.
Zack DavissonThis man shattered my ability to trust and used me in an attempt to groom my own best friend. He is horrific and needs to be shamed out of showing his face at cons at all costs https://twitter.com/bunnycartoon/status/1611568890139627520
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/roseradiantart/status/1611850614266548224
🎉 Bunny New Year! 🎉 on Twitter
“ANYONE AT #MAGFEST, PLEASE BE AWARE!! Dylan Kielman, aka Hazukari, is a known sexual predator. If you see him, call him out, publicly shame him, get your friends away from him, make him feel absolutely UNWELCOME in fandom spaces!!! And PLEASE keep him away from minors!!”
I am honored to return to the MSU Japanese Pop Culture Media and Translation Workshop. I'll be talking about how to use translation as a skill outside of being a translator.
Learn from professionals in anime, manga, light novels and games at the MSU Japanese Pop Culture Media and Translation Workshop, Wednesdays in February 2023! Registration is *free,* but spaces are limited.
Registration opens Jan 6!
https://msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4UvY9um2sR5TXue
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/OkazuYuri/status/1611146660671008769
Paula R. CurtisThe final speaker is Jyana Browne (U of Maryland, College Park) on "Corporeal Ritual and the Performance of Love Suicide in Early Modern Japan," considering how rituals play a role in shinjūmono plays.
Next up is Malgorzata Citko-DuPlantis (U of Tennessee, Knoxville) on "The Ecstasy of Waiting: Rethinking the Poetic Trope of the ‘Waiting Woman’," one of the most recognizable tropes from early in Japan's literary history.
First up is Beth Carter (Case Western Reserve U) on "Weeping, Wailing, and Writhing: Corporeal Performance of Mourning Ritual in Eighth-Century Sources" on the work performed by mourners.
Here for one of the few premodern Japan panels at #MLA23! "Embodied Rituals / Ritualized Bodies: Representations of Corporeality in Pre-1900 Japanese Literature" starts now! 🗾📿
Citko-DuPlantis sees the more mainstream writing of the waiting woman as also capable of expressing this intimacy & physical ecstasy; when and how did the agony and suffering become the normative interpretation?
Rita L. Portela (Parody)The search is on for perfect person to play legendary athlete Jim Thorpe! 🎥 This is the role of a lifetime, as it's the first time the #GOAT will be played by an Indigenous man. #BrightPathStrong ⚡️*Seeking Native males, age 22-25. More info at http://thorpemovie.com. 🎬
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/OurBrightPath/status/1611176945215066114
