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How to get your name on the first page of a book, in 5 languages
A lot of us have a story about what it is to be a young person and to find a way to find your way.When I was in high school, I used to tell my friends that I wanted to go to a convention in Japan and play the role of a Japanese girl, and […]
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Bizarro, but no less magical: A modern fairy tale for your phone
Bizaro, but yes, yes.We are a lot like the fairy tale.But we are also more than just fairy tales.We can do all the things you think a fairy tale can’t.A modern magical fairy tale is all about love, friendship, and friendship with your phone.It is a story about the magical, magical times that you are […]
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How to fix your own Calligrapher’s voice
We are not in a position to talk about our favorite calligraps.You can do it yourself.However, if you want to get your hands on some of the best, it can be very fun to get to know one yourself.It’s a little different than the rest of us, but we’re going to try to get a […]
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‘We have never seen anything like this’: Calligraphy and weddings at the Getty in the US
Written by Paul GosserPaul Gossers work is exhibited in London and Philadelphia.Paul Gots work is displayed in London & Philaedia.His book on the subject was awarded the New York Times Book Award, and the book was published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.Follow him on Twitter: @gossersbook
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How to Write Your Own Calligraphy from Scratch: How to Create Your Own Ink for Letters and Numbers
Scrawled on a piece of paper or on a tablet?Now you can create your own.Here’s how to do it.Calligrapher and calligature artist, Sarah Wannow, has made her name crafting beautiful calligraphy for artists, writers, and photographers.Now she’s sharing the process on her website called Calligrapheme.Wannows original art for the website is a calligraph of her […]
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How to buy crossword puzzle kit
Birmingham calligraphs are offering crossword puzzles as part of their sale.The kit comes with instructions, crossword paper, a pen, a piece of cardboard and instructions to make the puzzle.The puzzles are available for £3.99.You can also buy an all-in-one puzzle kit for £29.99, with the instructions, paper and instructions included.The Birmingham Calligraphing Club has a […]
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Chinese calligraps from the early 1900s: A look at the black calligraphic tradition of ancient China
In a series of articles, The Globe and Mail explores the calligraphs of Chinese calligraphy dating back to the ancient period of China.The earliest known calligraphies are found in the Shang dynasty, dating back from the Tang dynasty, and are attributed to the legendary black calligraphist, Bai Gongshu.He is said to have invented the calligraphical […]
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Calligraphers to be paid to help fight crime, corruption in Argentina
The calligraphic arts have been a staple of the art world for decades, and it’s no surprise that many people in Argentina are calling the calligrams “a universal language” and a “cultural expression of the culture”.But now, some of the world’s top calligrahers are set to receive an unusual amount of money for their work.According […]
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How to get your first calligraphy piece and make it into a book
title How I got my first calligraph in a book source Time article Calligraphy is one of the most widely known and practiced artistic techniques, and for good reason.It’s incredibly effective at bringing out the inner life of the author, creating a vivid and memorable narrative.As an artist, I’ve seen first hand how this artform […]
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UK calligraphy is back, with a new set of rules
British calligraphists are back in a big way.With the introduction of new rules on the books, British calligrahers are now required to wear a new, more traditional style called “anke” and must use a font called “britain”.The rules have been announced on the British Calligraphy Society website as a result of calls from the profession […]
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