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B2769. Foundations of Calligraphy / Waters
B2769. Foundations of Calligraphy by Sheila Waters. (2006) 2018. 134pp. 9"x11.25". Concealed spiral binding
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Sheila Waters is a master scribe and a master teacher. For over thirty years of her summer workshops, Sheila has taken scribes through their paces for a week or more of in-depth instruction in letterforms (historical and modern). Students have come from as far away as Australia and Japan for these intensive classes. And for many years, she taught numerous weekend workshops sponsored by calligraphy guilds throughout the USA and Canada and was a frequent instructor at the international conference held each summer. In Foundations, Sheila provides insightful analysis of forms and construction, taking the mystery out of learning calligraphy. You learn how to analyze a script, which helps you toward mastery of an alphabet. In the 110 pages of exemplar alphabets, instruction, and hints, Sheila shares with you the knowledge she has gathered over her years of study and practice. The presentation is honed by her long experience teaching calligraphers how to advance their skill and art. This 4th printing, much revised from the 2006 printing, now has a 16-page color gallery of Sheila's work.
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LR33-4. Letter Arts Review Vol. 33, No. 4
Letter Arts Review Vol. 33, No. 4
- Editor's letter: The culture of paper>/li>
- Cover artist: Kevin Horvath
- Briefly noted: Working in wire By Saskia Latendresse
- Metamorphosis: Seven lettering artists reflect on their work in an era of social and technological change By Christopher Calderhead with contributions by Sigrid Artmann, Silvia Cordero Vega, Lieve Cornil, Said Dokins, Hee Yong Kim, Minako Sando, and Lynne Yun
- Gallery: The energized line with work by Michel D'anastasio, Mike Gold, Louis Lemoine, and Andrea Wunderlich
Look inside this issue (cover, table of contents, selected pages). This is a large file and may take some time to load.
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I163. Moon Palace Vermilion Sumi Ink
I163. Moon Palace Vermilion Sumi Ink.
This rich vermilion ink from Japan was well-received at a recent IAMPETH convention. It is opaque and easy to write with and comes from the maker of Moon Palace Sumi (Black), one of our most popular black inks. To create a nice brown ink, great for Spencerian Script, decant some of this vermillion sumi and add Higgins Eternal ink, drop by drop until you get the color you desire.
Choose size:
2-ounce widemouth glass jar
4-ounce square plastic bottle
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