Chinese Character Posters and Art Prints

Zodiac 12 is a series I have started in October 2016, using pointillism to draw out each Chinese Zodiac with its corresponding Chinese characters. A total of 12 designs are available to be collected. Design is best suited on white or light backgrounds.

Zodiac 12 is a series I have started in October 2016, using pointillism to draw out each Chinese Zodiac with its corresponding Chinese characters. A total of 12 designs are available to be collected. Design is best suited on white or light backgrounds.

Serendipity, u know.

GaiSi is "Damn" in Mandarin Chinese! Now you know!

This is the Chinese calligraphy characters of Be Yourself.

The chinese characters for Volleyball (Paiqiu). A calligraphy in golden color.

These are the Chinese calligraphy characters of Universal Love.

This is the famous phrase of Chinese philosophy in Chinese calligraphy characters.

This is the Chinese calligraphy characters of word Morality.

Zhang Surname Origins The origin of this surname can be traced to Hui, a grandson of the legendary Yellow Emperor (2697–2595 BC). Hui invented bows and arrows, and was put in charge of their production. In honor of his deeds, he was given as surname the character pronounced Zhang, which is composed of the symbols for ‘bow’ and ‘long’, meaning to ‘stretch open a bow’. Zhang is now one of the most common names in China.

This is the Chinese calligraphy word of Feng Shui which is a kind of geom-antic omen.

Japanese traditional toy (tiger with a bobbing head) and the Chinese/Japanese character for 'tiger' - original artwork by Sasuirai

This is the Chinese calligraphy character Sword.

This is the Chinese character word of DRAGON.

This is the Chinese calligraphy word of DREAM.

This is the Chinese calligraphy characters of Peace.

Love is all you need. Spread the love with this Chinese Character inspired design.

This is the Chinese calligraphy character of HOME.

Hua is a common transliteration for some Chinese surnames, of which the most common ones are 華/华 (Huà) and 花 (pinyin: Huā). The Cantonese romanizations for 華 and 花 are Wah and Fa, respectively. 華, when pronounced in the fourth tone in Mandarin, is exclusively used in the name of Mount Hua and as a surname. The usual pronunciation of 華 is huá, which literally means "prosper" and is used as a reference to the Chinese people. On the other hand, 花 literally means "flower"

Chinese Characters are not only beautiful but a form of art. Calligraphy is not easy to master, get this beautiful writing, and appreciate the century-old tradition of Chinese handwriting. A great gift for Asia-lovers and admirer of Asian culture.

An original acrylic on 9 × 12 inch panel painting, formerly for sale on my Etsy. This painting depicts an abstracted scene and prominently features the Chinese character, "fu", for luck!

This Chinese character / Japanese kanji translates to quietness or serenity. The stamp in red is a Chinese idiom meaning tranquillity yields transcendence. Perfect gift for those who love the minimalistic oriental style or East Asian calligraphy!

Want to strengthen your resolve? This Chinese Character inspired design will make you a beacon of self-confidence and lift others around you!

This is the Chinese calligraphy word COURTESY.

This is the Chinese calligraphy character LONGEVITY.

This is the Chinese calligraphy characters of Revolution.

Feeling out of Balance? Want something to get you back on track and remind you to keep your cool? Try this Chinese Character inspired design!

It's in the eyes of the beholder. With this Chinese Character inspired design you are sure to catch the eye of your beholders!

This is the Chinese calligraphy word of WOLF.

This is the Chinese calligraphy character of Buddha.

This is the Chinese calligraphy characters of Conscience.

This is the Chinese calligraphy word of WISDOM or INTELLIGENCE.

This is the Chinese calligraphy word of Optimism.

Kanji of "Doing nothing". The philosophy of the ancient chinese Philosopher Lao Tsu.

This Chinese character translates to ocean or sea. The stamp in red is a Chinese idiom meaning tolerance or acceptance (the vast ocean embracing hundreds of rivers). It also mirrors the bible verse Ecclesiastes 1:7 Every river flows into the sea, but the sea is not yet full. Perfect gift for those who love the minimalistic oriental style or East Asian calligraphy!

好人means "good person". Let everyone know who you are!