This book is all you could ever need in your journey into the beautiful world of modern calligraphy.
With this beginners' in-depth guide on the art of modern calligraphy and hand lettering, you will gain immeasurable inspiration and knowledge about this timeless art form. This book is designed with all classes of people in mind; it doesn't matter if you are an experienced hand or newbie; there is something for you. You will learn how to fashionable write beautiful and well-crafted letters that will develop into your signature style, which will then evolve into masterpieces.
In this jet age, there is this emptiness and a gaping hole in the link we have with writing both for communication and as an avenue of artistic expression. Modern calligraphy and hand lettering is a link with this lost part of our history. Modern calligraphy fills the void in us and, at the same time, creates beautiful letters that are a sight to behold. With simple and, at the same time, fancy projects that you will get to learn, you will develop the vital habit of learning how to calm yourself while deriving happiness simultaneously.
The beginning of the journey can seem a bit daunting at first, but with constant practice and following the guidelines within this book, you will, in no time, develop the skill and confidence needed to take on complex and simple designs.
The Beginners Modern Calligraphy and Hand Lettering Guide for Relaxation is a must-have book for learning the art of lettering and calligraphy in a stepwise and gradual fashion. You will learn how to morph your regular handwriting into beautiful calligraphic and fancy letters. There are tons of project ideas that you can use as gifting projects or for commercial purposes.
While you aim for the perfect writing experience, you should also have at the back of your mind that this is a beautiful way through which you can get to heal, calm yourself, and relieve stress. You will fall down a few times; these are learning experiences that should not be the end of your calligraphy lessons, but a step towards discovering inner peace and also elevating your hand lettering skills.
Within the pages of this book, you will learn;
What modern calligraphy is
Commonly used terms in calligraphy
Supplies needed to get started with your journey.
How to draw small and upper case letters
Brush pen calligraphy
Faux Calligraphy
Warm-up exercises
Sample workbook
Project ideas
And so much more!
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Genre: CRAFTS & HOBBIES / GeneralThe types of calligraphy that are in use are varied, and they include and not limited to round hand, Spencerian, copperplate, Roman, uncial, gothic and engrossers. With this assortment of methods and techniques, you might have a hard time picking on which to start with. To make it easier for you to get into the calligraphic vibe and developing a skill with the most widely used technique today, I will be guiding you on your journey with the Modern Calligraphy writing method. Modern calligraphy was developed from existing styles has integrated a more open and all inviting approach with more room for the writer to bring in personal styles.
Calligraphy generally is guided by several rules that make it a bit daunting actually sticking with this wonderful art, especially for folks who don't have the patience to follow the laid down guidelines. In any situation with numerous rules, there is the tendency that the joy and pleasure you seek will be fleeting. This, however, is something you must have at the back of your mind when starting off with calligraphy. There are rudimentary and fundamental rules that you need to follow in upping your game, and at the same time, you should have as much fun as you possibly can.
When you have become familiar with the rules of calligraphy and fully understand how it works and you are comfortable with the art, you can then proceed to modify it and to create a style that is unique to you.
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