TKD Plaque

We recently made a plaque for Master Hussain, who has kindly given me permission to share the photo below. 

At the time I had no idea he sat on the International Advisory Committee at the Kukkiwan - Taekwndo Headquarters in South Korea. What a great honour for Soto Sabisu.
The montage below details the graphic design process and production of the plaques.



You can choose just "Taekwondo" or "Taekwondo with the 5 Tenets"or perhaps a custom plaque to suit your individual needs. We have a few other TKD projects in the pipeline, so hopefully I can share more of our work with the TKD community soon.

The boards were made from an engineered blank which comprises of 6mm Oak bonded to a 16mm plywood, commercially produced as flooring. Typically going forward we plan to use our existing suppliers to source Oak, Maple or Beech veneers on a 18mm MDF substrate.

We will also be happy to design and quote for custom plaques in Korean.
Ideally we will require the wording in a text file (not an image) to reproduce in our graphics package.
However we are looking at partnering with a Korean translator for special projects if required.

If you have a project in mind just drop us an E Mail to sotosabisu@btinternet.com
Current costings can be found in the relevant shop page please click on the button below to view.

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A Hanko and Inkan

I thought I would share a Hanko and Inkan made for a client last week both were just a little bit different.

The first was a Hanko for a certificate - there were only 6 kanji - so we arrange in 3 columns in a brush style font. We then converted the font to a vector image and stretched it in the vertical plane by 50% so it would fill the square shape of the Hanko. I really like the overall appearance and something I will try in draft for clients in the future.

The second was a personal Inkan that will also be used for a certificate and was produced in reverse with the background being red and the name left blank. Again I really like the effect it produces. 

There was a bit more graphic design involved in both these stamps but they were charged out at our standard rates.

If you have a project in mind just drop us an E Mail to sotosabisu@btinternet.com
Current costings can be found in the relevant shop page please click on the button below to view.

"Click" to go to - Hanko and Inkan section shop page

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Taekwondo Plaques

We are excited to be introducing a new range of plaques for Taekwondo in a hangul font.

Take a look at the montage below to see the graphic design process and production of the plaques.



You can choose just "Taekwondo" or "Taekwondo with the 5 Tenets".

TKD - 600 x 265mm

TKD & 5 Tenets - 800 x 265mm

The boards were made from an engineered blank which comprises of 6mm Oak bonded to a 16mm plywood, commercially produced as flooring. Typically going forward we plan to use our existing suppliers to source Oak, Maple or Beech veneers on a 18mm MDF substrate.

We will also be happy to design and quote for custom plaques in Korean.
Ideally we will require the wording in a text file (not an image) to reproduce in our graphics package.
However we are looking at partnering with a Korean translator for special projects if required.

Taekwondo's 5 Tenets

 Courtesy (Korean - Ye Ul) - To be courteous is to show excellence of manners and social conduct and to exhibit polite behavior. Examples in Taekwon-Do might be to distinguish instructor from student,senior from junior and elder from younger, and to maintain the appropriate etiquette at all times, both within and outside the dojang (training hall 도장).

Integrity (Korean - Yom Chi) - To adhere to moral and ethical principles and to be able to define right from wrong. A Taekwon-Do instructor who misrepresents himself and his art by presenting improper techniques to his students because of a lack of knowledge, or a student who 'fixes' breaking materials before a demonstration, would show no sign of possessing integrity.

Perseverance (Korean - In Nae) - A steady persistence in a course of action, in spite of any difficulties, obstacles or discouragement. In Taekwon-Do, one must set a goal and then constantly persevere to achieve this.

Self-Control (Korean - Guk Gi) - The ability to control or restrain oneself, or one's actions or feelings. This is one of the most important of the Taekwon-Do tenents both inside and outside the dojang. A loss of self control in the dojang can prove disastrous for both student and opponent, and likewise outside the dojang during daily life.

Indomitable Spirit (Korean - Baekjul Boolgool) - An attribute shown when a courageous person and his principles are pitted against overwhelming odds. If confronted with injustice, the Taekwon-Do student will deal with the belligerent without any fear or hesitation at all, with indomitable spirit, regardless of whosoever and however many the number may be.

If you have a project in mind just drop us an E Mail to sotosabisu@btinternet.com

Current costings can be found in the relevant shop page please click on the button below to view.

"Click" to go to - Plaques and Name Board section shop page

Top Tip
If you are accessing this site on your phone you may wish to view the "Web version" and access the menu in the side-bar to navigate. Just scroll down for the link.