Japanese New Year’s Cards [Blog59]

In Japan, there is a New Year greeting card (Japanese name: nengajyo) as one of the greetings to celebrate the New Year.

Most of them use postcards, but nowadays they seem to be using social networking more and more!

This time it’s a Japanese New Year’s card blog!

New Year’s cards are free materials

Stew, bake, or use as you wish.

The size is postcard size(148mm x 100mm) (pixel2362 x 3496)

U(Rabbit)

The red circle represents the sun, and I painted the sunrise in the New Year.

The black letters were written with black ink and a brush, the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac, Rabbit

The year 2023 will be the Year of the Rabbit, so I wrote this using kanji characters used in Japan.

Wishing you a Happy New Year!

(1) New Year (Spring)
(2) Rejoice
(3) I wish to state

Flower of Mystery

It’s a mystery flower I wrote to fill in the blanks.

In this “mystery flower” section, thank you for the past year and goals for the new year.

Or I write about what’s going on in my life.

Of course, you can leave the mystery flower as it is.

At the end

I took up the brush for the first time in 25 years.

Write on a half-sheet of paper and scan it in with a scanner.

And I processed it with Paint 3D that comes with Windows.

I would also like to post calligraphy (letters) on my blog on a whim!

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