Calligraphy is written art. This practice has been around for centuries and for all practical purposes has been replaced by font on a computer. However, if you can learn to master this skill, there are still many constructive (and profitable) ways it can be used.
1. Watch This “How To” Video:
Learn the basics from the Overnight Artist. Get a pencil and paper and practice to see if this style of writing is for you.
2. Learn How (Get a book!):
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3. Get Materials:
Try a kit first to get started…
or venture out on your own.
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4. Join the Club (Get help – Give help):
Are you just getting started or are you an expert? Get involved with others who share your interest and/or passion in calligraphy.
Become a Member:
This is based in the UK. For a list of organizations in the USA, see John Neal’s List (click here).
Follow Our Pinterest Board:
- Go to this Calligraphy Board and click Follow.
- If you’d like to contribute, just leave me a message on one of the pins OR or email me at rev@hobsess.com so you can add your favorites.
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- Share what you know. What advice would you give a beginner?
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