蘸墨
[zhàn mò]
The phrase '蘸墨' (zhan mo) literally means to 'dip in ink'. It can symbolize a person who enjoys Chinese calligraphy or painting, which are ancient arts. Ink in Chinese tradition is often associated with literature and poetry as well. A similar sentiment might be expressed by someone interested in Western arts saying 'Ink on Canvas' or describing themselves with a relation to pen/pencil and paper.