calligraphic
calligraphical

Several of the works on paper are almost calligraphic.

It is 12-sided, with a calligraphic band just below the roof.

Several drawings appear to be calligraphic, but are in fact abstract.

If this analogy gets you into the calligraphic groove, great.

Nature, in all its diversity, also seems to be the source of his ability to bring different calligraphic styles together.

The use of line in painting became much more calligraphic than in the early period.

Calligraphic designs also flashed on the dancers' bodies as they moved.

The emblem is designed with a calligraphic quality representing Chinese culture.

At the beginning she also took commissions for works in applied graphics, book- and calligraphic design.

The shapes were fuzzy, without clear boundaries, made up of small calligraphic gestures.

Calligraphers' names will be available for those who wish to commission calligraphic works.

In essence, the two pictures are opposite sides of the same calligraphic coin.

But the cursive calligraphic quality of the choreography was lost.

It is considered to be the standard Nepali calligraphic script.

The book is written in calligraphic text and contains many illuminations.

The starting point is the action, denoted (calligraphic S), of a physical system.

The scope of the calligraphic art is more than pure antiquarian interest.

Jon Harris is particularly known for his illustrated, calligraphic, maps.

Then he saw a small calligraphic mark on her neck, just behind her ear.

Like ancient hieroglyphics, the script has its own calligraphic beauty.

Missing from the presentation is some explanation of how and where these calligraphic drawings developed.

One work is so sweepingly calligraphic that it seems to have been painted with the entire body.

There was a copper plate with sloping calligraphic writing on it.

However, his poor health did not entirely halt his calligraphic efforts.

The text is written in a large upright calligraphic uncial hand.

The clean and calligraphical handwriting shows that the author was a highly educated professional.

A system of discrete calligraphical variation was employed, thereby facilitating identification of the mint that was responsible for minting any given coin.

For Persian calligraphical style see Shikasta Nastaʿlīq.

Mr. Dark came carrying his panoply of friends, his jewel-case assortment of calligraphical reptiles which lay sunning themselves at midnight on his flesh.

The greatest contributions to the evolution of the Thuluth script, occurred during Ottoman Empire in three successive steps that Ottoman Art Historians call "Calligraphical Revolutions":

Notably, Mr. Momin Uddin Akon introduced Diwani Jali style in the most of the calligraphical ornaments in Momin Mosque.

"When Boon knelt on the tatami in his cold bare room (for some reason the cold had a beneficial effect on shodo) and began to prepare for his calligraphical exercises, images of the ritual performance of seppuku would spontaneously come to his mind.

In the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries this cursive italic style gained ground as an alternative to secretary, although as Hector says (op cit ), 'By 1600 it was being written with such magnificent disregard of any calligraphical rules that it might be illegible to the writer's contemporaries and compatriots.'