Tags: calligraphy, flourish, graphic art, ink, lettering, Writing
I received an e-mail the other day from Roy M. asking if I knew of any good calligraphy blogs. As I did not, I began to Google around. I found sites which featured eye candy like Gentian Osman’s at Drawing with a Squirrel, Schin Loong’s at Open Ink Stand, and Eliza Holliday’s at The Letterist.
Molly Suber Thorpe at Plurabelle Calligraphy has written a book entitled Modern Calligraphy and offers physical workshops. Molly Lever at Art du Jour offers online workshops.
A Place to Flourish offers the anticipations, experiences and reflections of a calligrapher.
But I really seemed to have struck the mother load when I found this post: 40 Fantastic Calligraphy Blogs which has links from calligraphy artists around the world – many who are are largely influenced by the cultures in which they live and work.
Does anyone else know of any good calligraphy blogs?
The image above is my own. That’s Rouge Hematite in a handmade folded pen.
Handmade folded pen? That’s intriguing. I would love to hear (read) more about that.