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Calligraphy and Bookbinding EventsWatch this page! We will post details for all kinds of gatherings of book artists and lettering artists. Conferences & Workshops Exhibitions Individual Teacher Classes & Workshops Guild Sponsored Classes & Workshops If you are sponsoring an event that you would like to have listed here, please send the information to info@johnnealbooks.com Individual Teacher Classes & WorkshopsMarilynn Brandenburger Ewan Clayton Georgia Deaver Laurie Doctor Reggie Ezell Carrie Imai Clifford Mansley Judy Melvin Joan Michaels Paque Deb Warnat NOTE: While this page is organized by teacher, you can easily search by place. Simply press "CTRL" & "F" together for the "Find" function to seach the page. Marilynn Brandenburger (back to top) THE ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL IN INK & WATERCOLOR Locations: JUNE 10 - 12: The Bascom, Highlands, NC (828) 526-4949 / www.thebascom.org This class is for the traveler, landscape painter, gardener -- anyone who wants to record their experiences in quick watercolor sketches in a personal journal. Explore six skills: simplify subjects, render them quickly in pencil, enhance your drawing with ink, add color with watercolor washes, design sketchbook pages and incorporate words into each page design. Work from real life and your photos. Expect demonstrations, in-class exercises and outdoor excursions, weather permitting. Some drawing experience helpful; all levels welcome. Ewan Clayton (back to top) MINNESOTA July 18–23, 2010. Ewan Clayton. Ancient to Abstract: Exploring the Capital Letter Split Rock Arts Program, College of Continuing Education, University of Minnesota, St. Paul Campus. Limited to 17. Noncredit: $555 + $10 fee + $55 registration fee. An introduction to the arts of calligraphy and lettering using capital letters as a basis for exploring the subject. It includes an introduction to thinking about letters as a system of related forms, understanding concepts of spacing (both for letters and abstract shapes), and moving more toward abstraction, drawing letters as three-dimensional objects. After exploring these “basics,” participants will take parts of their drawings and work with them further, moving to a final stage where their experiments can be combined into a short sequence of forms suitable for making small panels or a book. Says the instructor, sequential thinking is an important part of the art of writing. This workshop is ideal for practicing artists interested in the potential of letterforms and those who want to work with calligraphy and letters in a contemporary idiom. More information: http://www.cce.umn.edu/Split-Rock-Arts-Program/ Summer workshop catalog: http://www.cce.umn.edu/documents/split-rock/split-rock-arts-catalog.pdf Georgia Deaver (back to top) Classes & Workshops May 14 - 16, 2010 Victoria, BC, Canada Lecture May 14, 2010 Workshop May 15-16, 2010. "Stylized Writing" Contact: Christiane Lenz, purplecrazy@shaw.ca May 18 - 19, 2010 Duncan, BC, Canada "Design" Contact: Betty Locke, baglady@shaw.ca Oct 9 - 10, 2010 Phoenix, Arizona "Pastel Painting + Lettering" Contact: June Burnett, month6@cox.net Laurie Doctor (back to top) Classes & Workshops Aug 18 - Sept 1, 2010. Sketchbooks in Italy with Ken O'Connell. LaRomita School of Art, Terni, Italy. Contact: oconnell@uoregon.edu Sept 1 - 10, 2010. Painting and Sketchbooks in the Greek Islands. Contact: laurie@lauriedoctor.com Sept 27 - Oct 3, 2010. Imagery and Intuition. Ghost Ranch, New Mexico. Contact: laurie@lauriedoctor.com October 8 - 11, 2010. Landscape and Lettering. Vienna Art Center in Vienna, Virginia (D.C.). Contact: chris@calligraphybychris.com November 13 - 14, 2010. The Poetry of Handwriting. Los Angeles, California. Contact: kristidarwick@yahoo.com Reggie Ezell (back to top) PRIMITIVE TO MODERN 2010 This new year long course will be offered in three cities in 2010. The course lasts a year: begins in January, and ends in December (six weekends). Sign up is on a first come basis. Class enrollment is a maximum of 16. For the new course, "Primitive to Modern" it is preferable that students would have taken the "Year Long Course," but not necessary. Tuition varies from city to city. A $100 non-refundable deposit reserves a place in the class. Birmingham, Alabama: Dana Jacobsen, c - (205) 401-6613, dj18a@yahoo.com New Orleans, Louisiana: LaVerne Parfait, Home: 985-386-1295, Work: 225-294-5039, laparfait@chartet.net, prayer@charter.net Columbus, Ohio: Sandy Mundy, 729 College Ave, Columbus, OH 43209. 614-338-1301, ilovlttrs@mac.com. ALSO: Judy Mueller, 420 W. Fifth Avenue, Columbus, OH 4320. 614 421 2448, judy@spamcop.net PRIMITIVE TO MODERN Class Times: Promptly starts by 9 (be there early), ends 5ish. Questions: Reggie Ezell: (773) 202-8321 or contactreggie@comcast.net. COURSE DESCRIPTION Jan: MODERNIZING A TRADITIONAL CALLIGRAPHIC HAND: Blackletter is regarded by some as archaic, hard to read, and difficult to fit into the modern visual vernacular. But we will, variable by variable, morph it through a series of permutations; creating variations and doing projects that are anything but traditional. Every month we will intensely focus on modernizing layouts and designs. Mar: WRITING, USING COLOR, & GILDING ON VELLUM. The Book of Kells, Medieval manuscripts, the Saint John Bible: all are on calfskin vellum: regarded as the supreme surface for calligraphy and illumination, that will endure millennia. Two days of hands-on, in-depth experience will begin the journey of preparing and working on vellum. May: PRIMITIVE TO MODERN: As far back as the 5th century, stretching forward to our times, a handful of rare manuscripts were created on vellum stained purple with brazilwood dye. A piece of this rich, velvet-like surface will be provided to each student to produce a small gem in gilding. Switching historic time zones we will engage in creating modern layouts with contemporary media and design techniques. Thus begins the process of merging ancient, present, and future. Jul: ILLUMINATION ON VELLUM: ANCIENT TO CONTEMPORARY. We will traverse no less than 1300 years in seeking to amalgamate illumination techniques from the Codex Aureus with designs from some of the greatest lettering artists of our day. Sept: OVER THE EDGE,DESIGN: DECONSTRUCTING THE GRID. Abstraction and fragmentation with collage, but user-friendly. Was that one Uber- oxymoron? We will use an absolutely new medium that is joyfully simple. Nov: EXPERIENCING THE BOOK AS A NEW STRUCTURE Additional information: http://www.reggieezell.com/ Reggie Ezell: (773) 202-8321 or contactreggie@comcast.net.
Carrie Imai (back to top) Classes & Workshops August 9-10, 2010. Art Unraveled Conference. Paste Paper & Art For Non-Artists. Phoenix, Arizona. Contact: info@artunraveled.com October 1-4, 2010. Neuland, Cuneiform & Beyond. Kalamazoo, Michigan. Contact: ltl914@sbcglobal.net (open only to Pen Dragons Guild members until September 10, 2010) October 1, 2010. "The Creative Process". Kalamazoo, Michigan. October 22-24, 2010. Olympia, Washington. Contact: abcdelizabeth@comcast.net Clifford Mansley (back to top) OREGON Copperplate Script Correspondence Course by Clifford Mansley Cliff Mansley, a Copperplate Script expert with 50 years' experience, studied calligraphy at the renown Zanerian College of Penmanship. He has exhibited his skill at workshops, conferences and on his website: www.heirloomartists.com Learn from a classic Copperplate Script artist. Study from a 45pg manual with great exemplars. Receive hand lettered corrections and suggestions. Mail check for $125 to Heirloom Artists, PO Box 1572, Lake Oswego, OR 97035, to receive your manual. (The first 20 students will receive a Gillot's Principality nib, the finest copperplate pen nib ever produced). Judy Melvin (back to top) Classes & Workshops June 23-27, 2010. Friends of Calligraphy. www.friendsofcalligraphy.org/ July 24-31, 2010. Odyssey 2010. Boston, MA area. “Improve Studio” and Art Exposé. www.2010calligraphyconference.com/ August 8 - 13, 2010. ABC 2010. Red Deer, AB, Canada. “Spontaneous Combustion” and “Neuland with Attitude.” www.cirsonline.ca/letteringartsguild/abc_2010-info.pdf October 2-3, 2010. Neuland with Attitude. Indianapolis, Indiana. Contact J. Banks; jacrabit@att.net Joan Michaels Paque (back to top) June 20 - 26. "Three Dimensional Paper Magic: Books, Boxes & More". A one week course taught by Joan Michaels Paque. The Clearing Folk School in Door County, Wisconsin. For more information: www.theclearing.org or www.joanmichaels.paque.com, www.flickr.com/photos/jmpatelier/, joanmichaels@paque.com July 18 - 24. "Dynamic Dimensional Design". A one week course at Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts in the Smokey Mountains of TN, taught by Joan Michaels Paque. For more information: www.arrowmont.org or www.joanmichaels.paque.com, www.flickr.com/photos/jmpatelier/, joanmichaels@paque.com Deb Warnat (back to top) Classes & Workshops Copperplate 1.0. Four week classes. Birmingham, Alabama. Contact: debwarnat@debwarnat.com July 1, 8, 15, 22, 2010. October 7, 14, 21, 28, 2010. |
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