I came across this this nice quote about Chinese paintings: The royal painter of Ch’i was asked by the king what objects were the easiest and what objects were the most difficult to paint. “It is the most difficult to paint ddogs and horses; it is the easiest to paint… Continue reading
Ah, curiosity… From my web stats I can see there is a discussion, at a University in Colorado, about this site. Unfortunately, it is a private domain and cannot read the thread. I asked the Yi: “what’s up with that?” Below is satirized version of the answer. I rather see… Continue reading
I’m still fixing a few little design details on Yi-Toons. I added something very important to the front page that I thought it would be easy to figure out without it: You must click on the cartoon (which is sort of a thumbnail) for a bigger, readable version of the… Continue reading
But I’ll try to come up with new toons as often as my neuron and timeallows. Technorati Tags: cartoons, I Ching, comments, yijing
I hope you realize that many of the cartoons so called “dialogs” are based on the text of the lines of a given Hexagram as well as their Judgment and Image text. As for myself, I realize that for those people not geeky enough to know the basic inner structure… Continue reading
