| Date: | October 3, 2026. |
| Technique: | Vector Editing + AI. |
| Style: | Typographic (Hybrid) Deconstruction. |
| Dimensions: | 6 × 5 (Ratio). |
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I attempted to create a logo (logotype or perhaps a symbol or an icon) combining my name in English with its Korean equivalent written in Chinese characters (Kanji)—specifically for the cover image of my summary on the Korean name “Kim” (See: Kim: A Korean Name). I didn’t quite succeed in executing this, so I ultimately created the piece ‘קיםKim (Mirrored and/or Merged)‘ to serve as the cover image. Later on, after returning to the art of calligraphy (“the art of writing”) around September 2026, I was inspired on October 3, 2026, to plan further designs for my name; once I succeeded and was satisfied with the results, I decided to try once more to create a ‘Kanji’ character representing “Kim”.
For those having trouble understanding the kanji—below is an AI rendering in a different, clearer style:
| * | Executed in a typical tyle of Japanese calligraphy, featuring black brushstrokes and Japanese signature, featuring the inner red brushstrokes. |
