Experience
Digital and Traditional
Japanese Art
Have you ever tried
Japanese calligraphy or
created Japanese picture letters
on an iPad?
Step into our immersive workshop, where tradition meets technology.
Discover the artistry of both traditional and digital calligraphy and
master Etegami, the enchanting world of Japanese picture letters.
Join us for a hands-on adventure,
whether you’re
traveling alone or with friends and family.
Calligraphy
Calligraphy represents Japan’s
traditional and exquisite writing style.
In this workshop,
you will learn how to write Kanji,
the primary Japanese script, on paper
using a brush and Sumi ink.
We’ll also explore ink shading and
brushwork techniques.
Calligraphy represents Japan’s traditional and
exquisite writing style.
In this workshop, you will learn how to write Kanji,
the primary Japanese script, on paper using a brush and Sumi ink. We’ll also explore ink shading and brushwork techniques.
Suibokuga
Japanese Ink Painting
Suiboku-ga is a traditional
Japanese ink painting that relies exclusively
on ink and water, without paint.
You can create a wide variety of visual
effects and styles by adjusting the ink
thicknesses and dilutions.
Suiboku-ga is a traditional Japanese ink painting
that relies exclusively on inkand water, without paint.
You can create a wide variety of visual effects and styles by adjusting the ink thicknesses and dilutions.
Digital Art
Beyond exploring traditional
calligraphy and Japanese ink painting,
our workshop presents an exceptional
opportunity to engage with these art forms
using an iPad digitally.
The workshop encompasses various topics,
including exciting illustration apps
and
the art of calligraphy and Etegami.
Beyond exploring traditional calligraphy and
Japanese ink painting, our workshop presents an
exceptional opportunity to engage with these art
formsusing an iPad digitally.
The workshop encompasses various topics,
including exciting illustration apps and the art of
calligraphy and Etegami
Location
Taking place in a renovated
old Japanese
house surrounded by
a tranquil garden,
this workshop
provides a perfect setting
for creative experiences.
Booking
Choose one from two workshops.
Calligraphy &
Digital Art Workshop
Japanese Ink Painting &
Digital Art Workshop
Choose one from two workshops.
Each 90-minute workshop includes the first half for Japanese ink painting
or traditional calligraphy, and the second half for digital drawing.
Choose one from two workshops.
Each 90-minute workshop includes the first half for
Japanese ink painting or traditional calligraphy,
and the second half for digital drawing.
Workshop
Choose Date
May 20th, Mon
14:00-15:30
May 21st, Tue
11:00-12:30
May 22nd, Wed
14:00-15:30
May 24th, Fri
14:00-15:30
- Please plan to arrive 10 minutes ahead of the scheduled time
- You’re welcome to bring your own iPad, but we’ll provide one for everyone,
so no worries if you don’t have one.
Reviews
The location was very beautiful!
Amity Sensei and Assistants were very helpful in using Procreate to make a cultural postcard! The location was very beautiful, and overall was a great experience!
Good experience!
Great event learning how to use procreate to create a Japanese postcard! Amity Sensei and Assistants were very helpful and informative, overall a very good experience!
A wonderful personal addition to any trip!
The environment was very welcoming and all the staff were very engaged and pleasant to be around. Very English friendly. I would definitely do this again when I have the chance.
Great Tour!
This is a perfect small activity to do with friends and family during your visit to Kyoto. I was taught how to create traditional calligraphy and printed a post card on location with my art on it (one of my favorite souvenirs).
amity_sensei
Owner / iPad YouTuber / Art Director
The owner of Studio Aya, Ami,
runs a YouTube channel named amity_sensei,
which highlights
creative iPad use,
with over 350,000 subscribers.
As part of her mission to share the possibilities of
iPad and digital art with the world,
she has spoken at many shows and events,
including Today at Apple.
In 2022, she founded iPadmate Kids in Kyoto,
Japan’s first iPad creative school for elementary
school students,
cultivating future innovators.
