The October workshop will be an opportunity to learn how to add some beautiful calligraphy to your book art. Kathy Warren will be teaching us how to construct the letters, but to really develop the skill, practice practice practice is necessary. Cursive writing is based on Italian Renaissance manuscripts and is an italic form of writing. It was developed as a "speed-writing" technique by Papal scribes. It is one of the easiest forms to learn and to apply to everyday life. By adding exaggerated flourishes it can be used in art pieces or simply for adding sentiments to blank cards, names to certificates, or for addressing snail mail. Here are some examples:
Tools to bring:
- Calligraphy pens and inks
- Books or other example supplies if you have them, but not necessary
What will be provided:
- All necessary paper
- A zig calligraphy marker for everyone to keep ($3.39 value)
- Practice pages
- Instruction alphabet pages and a resource page
When: Saturday, October 14 at 12 noon
Where: Eureka Methodist Church at Del Norte & F Streets
Bring: See above list
Cost: $5.00
RSVP: YES, by October 9 to Kathy Warren (contact info in the newsletter)
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