5 Things I Wish I Knew As a Beginner Calligrapher (...5 years later!)
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- Five years after starting to experiment with calligraphy seems like the right time to do one of these. Here are 5 calligraphy tips for beginners and experienced artists alike! I hope something here sparks your motivation.
Primary Sources:
1- Gothic Calligraphy example: Book of Hours, 15th C, Walters Art Museum
2- Uncial Calligraphy example: Codex Harleianus, 6th C, British Library
3- Insular Calligraphy example: Gospel of Matthew, Lindisfarne Gospels, circa 700, British Library
4- Carolingian Calligraphy example: Gospel Book, British Library
Secondary Sources:
1- Medieval Calligraphy: Its History and Technique
By: Marc Drogin
(This is the book used for the "Drills" section of the video.)
2- Calligraphy: A Comprehensive Guide to Beautiful Lettering
By: Jane Sullivan
3- The Bible of Illuminated Letters: A Treasury of Decorative Calligraphy
By: Margaret Morgan
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Medieval Calligraphy Tutorials:
1- Introduction: • Sunday Scriptorium Ep....
2- Gothic Textura Quadrata: • Gothic Textura Quadrat...
3- Uncial: • Uncial Calligraphy (me...
Music Credit:
Medieval Loop One by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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Created by Maydi Diaz
Another helpful video to remind us to practice every day. The idea of using tracing paper to help getting the " swing " of the stroke was something I never thought to do. I am 76, started making quill pens when 11. Had inky fingers since then. It is a badge of honor. Never leave the house without at least 3 fountain pens. I love the beautiful music you play.
"Calligraphy Friends"... I barely have "friends" 😂 great video!
I never would have thought you have only been doing for 5 years. Your style is beautiful !
Thank you so much ❤️
Old english to Gothic now Fraktur . all while avoiding copperplate which everyone loves lol ... its on the to do list haha
gothic textura quadrata! and your video is the first I fell in love with, now to oggle at your video on your medieval calligraphy book collection!!!1
I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you 😊
Hi! I started practicing foundational calligraphy a couple of years ago. I am currently focusing on Carolingian. At the same time, I'm attending to several courses on Paleography. I found your channel looking for videos about calligraphy. Greetings from Madrid, Spain!
So true! On all things in life!
You are so right! I deal with byzantine calligraphy for many years which have different ethics but your advice on calligraphy are absolutely valid, I think, in every case.
I started with uncial last year. When I searched for more tutorials on it, I found your channel.
That's awesome, thank you ❤️
uncial is probably my favorite, I’d really like to learn it, also your cat is adorable 🥰
That makes me so happy to hear! It's my favorite as well 😊
Thank you for the video, it gave me some items to try.
you are one of the first videos I watched on calligraphy. I’ve been watch and practicing for about a year.
I'm so glad to hear that! Wishing you the best in your calligraphy journey :)
Thanks for your enjoyable and practical tutorials. Loved your video of your currently owned pens.
Thank you so much 😊
I practiced using highlighters lol. And I have penpals to remind me to practice!
ohh im learning calligraphy again since my school year is almost over so this came at a neat time ❤️❤️
Amazing!
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I felt every single tip as if I was reliving my own "aha!" moment 😂. Also, your humour is charming. Lovely video.
🪢Thank you 🪢
Thank you so much!
Thanks very much for another fab' video. I really like the Uncial script that you taught in another video. x
That one will always be one of my favorites!
I've wanted to learn uncial ever since I saw the Book of Kells as a child. It's just so neat and tidy but playful at the same time.
Amazing
thank you so much!
☺️❤️
I started with Spencerian, then went to Batarde, I'm currently chewing on Italic and Trajan scripts :).
I always forgot to do the drills 😂😂😂
Haha it happens!
pet that darn cat!!
but also thank you so much for sharing. :)
I have never found a fountain pen set with stub a nib under 1.0mm except for the manuscript calligraphy set! with nice crisp lines too! Do you know of any other brands that have small stubs like that?
Practice Practice Practice. Muscle memory is key. I've just come across your videos. Probably because l have been trying to find information or tutorial on insular Irish, ie Book of Kells. There is very little out there on the process. Could you suggest something? Thanks in advance
What are your thoughts on medieval Glagolitic and Cyrillic calligraphy?
What is the print style called at the 6:22 mark on this video in your journal? I really want to learn out to print like that.
"if you don't like paper you can just do calligraphy on the walls" - every graffiti writer watching this like "eeeehm, it's not that I don't like paper"..
Have you read Ross King’s recent book “The Bookseller of Florence”? He refers to a “new” style of “antique lettering” that Vespasiano, the bookseller, favored. Do you have any interest in this style and any tutorials or other resources you would recommend to learn more about that? Thank you for your help.
Coincidentally, I just bought this book a couple of weeks ago! Haven't gotten to it yet, but I'll definitely comment on it via IG when I do.
What kind of nib are you using? I can never get such thick strokes
Is the last nib the 1.9?
Which book is she using at 6:30?
Have you ever used real feather for writting caligraphy ? Or reed pen ? Or just a flat small wood rectangular pen.....?
Thouse were used widely in the past just becouse there were easy to procure, to have......
I haven't! But I do have plans to, including preparing and cutting my own quill.
I know, you said, you don't like it and apologies for asking, but Will you do copperplate tutorial? 👉👈
No need to apologize! But I will not, unfortunately. I want to focus on Medieval styles, and I do plan on teaching more of them in the future!
I'd love to learn medival styles too! Your tutorials are very useful ♥️
@@wieza771 I'm so glad to hear that!
Thank you!
Am I the only one who was getting anxious that she was not petting the cat?
The video I wish I had viewed when I first started calligraphy 🥲❤️