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Carl Schmitt used Mao Zedong’s poem, “Kunlun,” to explain Mao’s “telluric partisanship.” This chapter follows Schmitt examining the poem but instead of words it looks at the brushstrokes. Each brushstroke is a release of telluric energy. Tied to the release of vital energy or qi, Chinese calligraphy (or shufa) is very different to the Western form and ...
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Carl Schmitt used Mao Zedong’s poem, “Kunlun,” to explain Mao’s “telluric partisanship.” This chapter follows Schmitt examining the poem but instead of words it looks at the brushstrokes. Each brushstroke is a release of telluric energy. Tied to the release of vital energy or qi, Chinese calligraphy (or shufa) is very different to the Western form and ...
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Interactive Creation of Chinese Calligraphy with the Application in Calligraphy Education
, 2011 Given a few tablet images of Chinese calligraphy, it is difficult to automatically create new Chinese calligraphy with better effects while keeping similar style.
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Proceedings of the TEI '16: Tenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction, 2016
Heart Calligraphy is a biofeedback installation that creates abstract portraits of participants with their heartbeat data using a pen plotter. The real-time heart rate is mapped to the basic parameters of the pen's behaviors, namely speed, position, pressure and pendown time. Due to the natural variability in heart rate, every portrait becomes personal
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Heart Calligraphy is a biofeedback installation that creates abstract portraits of participants with their heartbeat data using a pen plotter. The real-time heart rate is mapped to the basic parameters of the pen's behaviors, namely speed, position, pressure and pendown time. Due to the natural variability in heart rate, every portrait becomes personal
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The 3rd International Conference on Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences, 2010
Robot used for calligraphy is a new area of research and application. It is also a challenge for servo system application and control strategy research. In this paper, a calligraphy robot is presented and the interpolation algorithm and coordinate transformation are used in the control system operation.
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Robot used for calligraphy is a new area of research and application. It is also a challenge for servo system application and control strategy research. In this paper, a calligraphy robot is presented and the interpolation algorithm and coordinate transformation are used in the control system operation.
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2013
Calligraphy is the art of writing characters with a brush and ink. Yet, the word “calligraphy,” from the Greek kalligraphía (beautiful writing), is something of a mistranslation of the Chinese term shufa (書法), which means “model writing,” or writing that is good enough to serve as a model.
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Calligraphy is the art of writing characters with a brush and ink. Yet, the word “calligraphy,” from the Greek kalligraphía (beautiful writing), is something of a mistranslation of the Chinese term shufa (書法), which means “model writing,” or writing that is good enough to serve as a model.
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11th IEEE International Conference on Control & Automation (ICCA), 2014
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Proceedings of the 16th International Symposium on Visual Information Communication and Interaction, 2023
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