Japanese design, free vector
10 drawing sheets (in vector format. AI and. EPS) of floral subjects, plants, trees and patterns of Japanese tradition.
Why I love Japanese design? Why the modern tradition and innovation coexist revealing the best of these features. It 's simple, elegant and functional.
I often lose myself in the gallery of the shift , perhaps the main directory of the Web and e-zine of Japanese design.
To capture the essence of this art necessarily have to understand something about Zen philosophy, well described in these few lines:
"We see Either what we are willing to see. Although it is true that the sense of sight is of great importance, € ™ s eye sees only what he wants to see.
Zen, as € ™ s aesthetic of the modern world, hit € ™ s eye, why do embodies what € ™ s men tried and wanted to see. Zen is not © nà © reasoning, nà © theory.
It is not knowledge but an experience to be seized at the same time objective and subjective, so the activity is the creative spontaneity manifested here and now as the most realistic and appropriate approach.
What ¬ through Zen, you can accomplish here and now their full potential and become fully stessi.La if creativity is not only of genius, the child is spontaneously creative, each in their own lives must become. "
The following vector files available for download, would appreciate a comment just to know you, do not be shy about!
Papers Japanese Design part.1 EPS
Papers Japanese Design part.1 TO
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August 18th, 2007 at 12:04
Japanese design, vector illustration
10 drawing sheets (in vector format. AI and. EPS) of floral subjects, plants, trees and patterns of Japanese tradition. Why I love Japanese design? Why the modern tradition and innovation coexist revealing the best q ...
August 18th, 2007 at 18:30
When it comes to something the Japanese are always torn between saying that I like or not. Without a doubt I can to intrigue forever, as in this case design.
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August 24th, 2007 at 09:43
I wonder if these 10 boards can be used in teaching in some way!
August 24th, 2007 at 16:40
annarita Hello, this is precisely the purpose for which I decided to share these resources. Over the years I have produced and stored a lot of material on which I trained and I continue to draw inspiration.
In this case these designs are reproductions of particular vector of Japanese works of art, some of these are considered by the Nipponese treasures of art and awarded with a title worthy of special respect "national art treasures." In fact, if here we can with difficulty to preserve our ¬ art treasures over there in Japan, have surveyed thousands of selected works from ancient writings, goods and monuments of great historical importance considered milestones in the history of aesthetics and technology, and Japanese that protect them as relics.
October 17th, 2007 at 11:56
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November 25th, 2008 at 15:34
Wow, thank you, I love the Japanese style!