Huh. I would never have noticed that your example image is actually in Latin script.
replyBecause I don't read Chinese, anything that looks enough like Chinese seems to mentally go into the bin of "I can't understand this anyway." (I guess in this case it would help if I knew Vietnamese because then I would recognize familiar words and syllables in this calligraphy.)
Fascinating effect.
I still can't read it despite trying.
replyIt does not help that "hoa" is stylized as something resembling の口亽.
replyAlong similar lines, the calligraphy here is quite impressive: https://www.reddit.com/r/language/comments/1gmzro8/what_scri...
replyI really wanted to see the example you linked, but the link is broken
replyI don't know why. It works for me.
replyAs an alternative, you can go to Wikipedia and paste File:Đối - Tết 2009.jpg into the search bar.
I had the problem that navigating the page in firefox almost set fire to my CPU on my 2yr old linux dev laptop. Really liked the visualisations, though.
replynavigating the page in firefox on my 2 year old Mac M1, with about 50 tabs open and a few other applications running including Krita, Chrome, VS Studio, The Terminal, Preview and a couple finder windows gave no problems whatsoever, so maybe they should look at it but not high priority.
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