The November issue of the Etegami Fun Club newsletter has gone out to all who have signed up for it so far. If you signed up and can't find it in your mailbox, let me know. Readers who have not yet signed up, and want to know how to do so, should check out the original post.
Everyone, whether you're getting the newsletter or not, is welcome to submit to a Snake-themed etegami call in celebration of 2013, the Year of the Snake (Oriental zodiac). Submissions will be posted in the January newsletter, which is scheduled to come out in mid-December. Here are the details of the call:
Etegami Call:
Rules: Your submission must be hand- drawn on a 10 cm x 15 cm (4”x 6”) postcard. The subject should be one or more snakes on a plain, unpainted background. No digital art or photographs this time around, but other than that, use whatever technique you choose. The image on the card must be accompanied by a few words to qualify as etegami. Avoid the stereotypical New Years greeting if you can, but if you can't, that is all right too.
Send it in an envelope to: Dosankodebbie, Hiragishi 2-11-1-22, Toyohira-ku, Sapporo 062-0932 JAPAN. Submissions much reach me by December 1 if you want to be sure they'll get into the January newsletter. Images and words must be G-rated. Submissions can not be returned. I REALLY look forward to seeing what you come up with. :D
Sunday, October 14, 2012
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はいはい、わかりました。
ReplyDeleteわくわくします。
"but other than that, use whatever technique you choose."
ReplyDeletePlease pardon me for sounding dense but I thought etegami is the way you do it with watercolor. You mean I can do it with pen and ink?
If so, I would like to try. Thanks.
Ces, for this challenge you don't have to use the traditional sumi ink or gansai watercolors. Pen and ink is perfectly fine. I hope you give it a try. Anything you do would be a wonderful addition to the display.
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