Huang I-ming, renowned for his mastery of linear ink painting in both Taiwan and mainland China, has devoted decades to the creation of calligraphic art and the study of calligraphy history. He transforms the profound and robust qualities found in calligraphic inscriptions into fluent and refined philosophical reflections and lines. Transitioning from representational to abstract, his artworks, which combine elements of both calligraphy and painting, reconstruct the narrative of traditional and abstract ink art. This allows calligraphy to transcend traditional boundaries and enter the realm of contemporary art, evolving into a form of modernist expression with a strong emphasis on writing. Extracting the essence of "line quality" from calligraphic elements, he pioneers a distinctive style of contemporary ink abstract expression that seamlessly blends Eastern and Western influences.

His works have won numerous awards, including the Zhongshan Literature and Art Calligraphy Creation Award and the China Literary and Artistic Achievement Calligraphy Creation Award. In recent years, his works have been widely exhibited in Taiwan, mainland China, and Hong Kong. They are held in collections at institutions such as the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, the National Museum of China (formerly the Beijing Historical Museum), the Taipei History Museum, and the Suzhou Museum, as well as being favored and collected by collectors worldwide.