This is the poster Aang and Katara had printed in the episode Lake Laogai of Avatar: The Last Airbender. I draw something "anime" for a poster contest for my Vector class again, and decided this was perfect. I know it's not technically anime but it has anime influences, and I love the show so that's good enough for me.
I had to do the Chinese/Japanese manually (drawing each stroke with the Brush). I thought it was Chinese as a Chinese Caligrapher does all the words, but it looks (at least some of it) Japanese to me, maybe a mix?
If anyone would like to help, I would like to type it. If anyone could translate it to romanji or text, then I could type out the romanji and it would convert it to Chinese or Japanese kanji, or copy and paste. But if not, this will have to do. Though it would look MUCH better if it was typed out. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
We're on the hunt for talented graphic artists and illustrators, who has interest in earning money on their graphics, by letting us sell these on our online portal.
We're developing an online webshop, selling state-of-the-art T-shirts with graphics specially made by such as you.
Should you be interested, then please have a closer look at [link] and email me at charlie@teebee.dk
We've put up a temporary sample site at [link] for you to look at and get a feeling about where our project i heading. You'll find more sample pages under /pages there ..
Also it's possible to read more about our project at [link]
I'll be looking forward from hearing from you and hope that you find our project interesting enough! Should you find it interesting, please email me at charlie@teebee.dk and be nice to write your DA alias, as it's the only reference we have on mail.
Nicely done!
Unfortunately the Kanji are all Chinese—actually, any and all "kanji" are technically chinese. The way you can tell the difference between the written languages is by the presence or absence of katakana and hiragana, which are phonetic "alphabets" unique to the Japanese language. When you just see one solid wall of Kanji (like on you lovely poster) it's a dead give-away that the language is most likely Chinese of some sort.
Also, though I'm no expert on Classsical Chinese, but some of the kanji forms looks supiciously like Old Chinese—nearly unreadable to laymen. So...can't help you there. >_< Sorry. I'm sure, though, that if you asked a native Chinese, they'd be able to tell you what it says!
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I can only read the numbers on this picture.
Joy
Nice graphics! Looks awsome ..
We're on the hunt for talented graphic artists and illustrators, who has interest in earning money on their graphics, by letting us sell these on our online portal.
We're developing an online webshop, selling state-of-the-art T-shirts with graphics specially made by such as you.
Should you be interested, then please have a closer look at [link] and email me at charlie@teebee.dk
We've put up a temporary sample site at [link] for you to look at and get a feeling about where our project i heading. You'll find more sample pages under /pages there ..
Also it's possible to read more about our project at [link]
I'll be looking forward from hearing from you and hope that you find our project interesting enough! Should you find it interesting, please email me at charlie@teebee.dk and be nice to write your DA alias, as it's the only reference we have on mail.
Take care
// Charlie
Unfortunately the Kanji are all Chinese—actually, any and all "kanji" are technically chinese. The way you can tell the difference between the written languages is by the presence or absence of katakana and hiragana, which are phonetic "alphabets" unique to the Japanese language.
Also, though I'm no expert on Classsical Chinese, but some of the kanji forms looks supiciously like Old Chinese—nearly unreadable to laymen. So...can't help you there. >_< Sorry.
--
"Man is a creature suspended in a web of significance that he himself has spun..."
—Clifford Geertz
"...and of course, we all know that the core of anthropology is shared narcissistic rapture..."
—Ruth Toulson
If you want to know about chinese in the avaatrverse check out this thread over at ASN [link]
--
Signs of obsession:
~Seeing Avatar merchandise results in foaming
~You talk to your stuffed Appa
~You have an account at [link]
~Friday nights are sacred ~avatard-directory
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