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B3246. Scripsit: Sheila Waters Retrospective
Sheila Waters Retrospective. Scripsit Issue. 2010. 48pp. 8.5"x11". Price shown is tentative.
Here it is. What we have been waiting years for - 300 full-color images of Sheila’s life’s work, designed by Julian Waters. This issue of Scripsit presents Sheila’s Retrospective Show of 2009. A great companion to her instructional book, Foundations of Calligraphy. Julian has designed a new typeface to be used for the first time in this publication. Scripsit is the quarterly journal of the Washington (DC) Calligraphers Guild. This is a special double issue. Available Spring/Summer 2010. Price not yet determined. You may place an order now. When the issue is available, you will be notified to confirm the order before shipping.
Pre-publication special for Sheila Waters Retrospective:
Order this item by itself and we will send it to you with no shipping charges.
USA orders will mail via Media Mail.
Copies to other countries will mail via ISAL (International Surface Air Lift).
--if you add other items to your order, regular shipping charges will apply.
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B2769. Foundations of Calligraphy
By Sheila Waters. 2006. 126pp. 9"x11.25". Concealed spiral binding. Now in its second printing. Hardcover.
In the 110 pages of exemplar alphabets, instruction, and hints, Sheila shares with you the knowledge she has gathered over her decades of study and practice. She provides insightful analysis of forms and constructions and helps you learn and work toward mastery of the alphabets. The presentation is honed by her vast experience teaching calligraphers how to advance their skills and art. Sheila Waters is not only a master scribe, but a master teacher. She has made both her life's work.
Chapters include Basics & Beyond, Analysis & Practice, Design & Layout, Conception to Completion, and Applying Design Principles. Foundational, Blackletter, Gothic Cursives, Uncial & Half Uncial, Carolingian, Italic, and Italic Variations are covered with thorough instruction for each. Foundational and Italic receive particular attention.
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BP02. Ponder Print
How fortunate that the geologist who commissioned the original was named Ponder Henley! It’s such a wonderful word. When you look closely, you will marvel at the amazing collection of natural forms that Sheila has incorporated into the design, in and around each of the letters: algae molecules, crystal formations, trilobites, rock strata, a volcano, streams, and roots. After the Roundel, her most popular print. 8"x 2 .25"
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BP03. Love is Patient
"Love is patient" Print. Makes a beautiful wedding or anniversary gift. Text is a modern translation of verses from Corinthians 13. It was originally done as a wedding gift for a bride from her bridegroom. Flowers intertwine the L of LOVE. 8.5" x 11".
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B1012. Under Milk Wood/Thomas [Waters]
Under Milk Wood: A Play for Voices
By Dylan Thomas. 1989. 80pp. 9"x13". Hardcover
Commissioned by a private collector in 1961and completed in 1978, the 76 page manuscript is now exquisitely reproduced, each page in full color. The elaborate title
page is embossed into the cover. Of the 26 illustrations,
six are text column length. The script is Sheila Waters’ personal style of Carolingian.
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BP28. Roundel of the Seasons/Waters, She
Roundel of the Seasons.
Print. 13"x13".
Sheila Waters’ delightful Roundel is available again! Full color, signed.
"The best print of the Roundel ever."-- Sheila Waters
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BP01. Print: When I have a Little Money...Waters, Sheila
When I have a little money I buy books. If any is left I buy
food & clothes
Sheila Waters has produced a delightful print of this classic
quote by Erasmus with a border of little books. Lightfast, giclée print, signed. 8.5"x11".
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B3073. Politics and Script / Morison
Politics and Script: Aspects of Authority and Freedom in the Development of Graeco-Latin Script from the Sixth Century B.C. to the Twentieth Century by By Stanley, Morison, Nicolas Barker. (1972). 2000 reprint. 396pp. 11" x 7.5". Hardcover.
This series of lectures on the development of hands covers the politics involved. Sheila finds it fascinating. She said the language was not scholarly, but you would often have to read some pages again to figure out what the authors were saying. Out-of-print. These are used books and may have some shelf wear/bent corners.
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