Portable Notebook Journal | Live Well, Enjoy Good Days | Christmas Gift | White Elephant Gift

**《Creative Concept》** What kind of life do you aspire to live? The answer lies within your heart and is shaped by your actions~ Featuring the calligraphy "May all your wishes come true" by contemporary ink wash artist Master Hong Geng-Shen, this **"Live Well" Journal** is designed to help you craft the life you envision. This specially sized, portable journal, with its undated pages, offers you the freedom to use it as you please. It can be a ledger, a to-do list, a mood diary, a travel log, and more, bringing color and endless memories to your life. Live well first, and good days will naturally unfold~ **《Product Specifications》** Material: Cover/Art paper, Inner pages/Dowling paper Dimensions: 8.2cm x 16.8cm x 0.3cm Quantity: Set of 6 notebooks **《About the Artist - Hong Geng-Shen》** A pioneer of Taiwanese Post-Modern Ink Wash Art, Master Hong Geng-Shen is a significant figure in contemporary Taiwanese art. He has also served as an artist-in-residence at the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, where in 2013, he presented a classic installation exhibition featuring his 108 volumes of the Buddhist canon, donated to the museum's scriptorium. His works are also collected by institutions such as the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and the Fo Guang Yuan Museum. In 2020, the Penghu County Government established the Hong Geng-Shen Museum of Fine Arts to house his lifetime of classic calligraphy and painting, making it Taiwan's first public museum dedicated to a single artist. **《Brand Story - Ink's Mystique》** Master Hong Geng-Shen has dedicated over fifty years to ink wash painting and calligraphy, deeply understanding the profound beauty and mystery of the ink realm. This devotion inspires his unwavering commitment and dedication to advancing Post-Modern Ink Wash Art. Ink and water harmonize and coexist, embodying the profound principles of the I Ching and Buddhist philosophy, creating a spectrum of colors and expressions – from flowing streams to galloping horses, from delicate tenderness to captivating charm. As Lu You wrote, "Unfurling a painting releases ancient fragrance; playing with a brush entertains the silent day." Master Hong shares, "Finding solace in ink and brush, delight in the ephemeral." Thus, the name "Ink's Mystique" was born.