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Who else here likes calligraphy?
The Linebacker
I like calligraphy. Took some classes as a teen and got very good at it. I've calligraphied poems to my wife. And after calligraphying a Mother's Day card to my mom, found out I had raised the bar and now she expects that kind of input everytime.
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It's beautiful... and I can't do it to save my ass.
I hope that wasn't a non-sequitur!
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I love it and tried it but I'm left handed so never could master it
Coco Pop
looks beautiful. i used to use fountain pens at school but never did anything decent with them. seems like a good thing to get into.
Scarlet Seductress
Been a fountain pen addict for ages. Use them everyday and currently trying to improve my penmanship.
https://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst48848_Fountain-Pens-and-Inks.aspx
Check out 'sheening' inks if you fancying getting into fountain pens and calligraphy. The colours are amazing.
https://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst48848_Fountain-Pens-and-Inks.aspx
Check out 'sheening' inks if you fancying getting into fountain pens and calligraphy. The colours are amazing.
Her Royal Spriteness
finger painting for the win. 
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Marx Sister
I love calligraphy. Japanese, German, English and French. I'm not good at it, but I enjoy it.
On a similar note, I have an intense enjoyment of illuminated manuscripts, as well.
On a similar note, I have an intense enjoyment of illuminated manuscripts, as well.
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I love calligraphy. Japanese, German, English and French. I'm not good at it, but I enjoy it.
On a similar note, I have an intense enjoyment of illuminated manuscripts, as well.
Oh yeah!! I LOVE Japanese calligraphy. I have a couple t-shirts with calligraphic characters on them.
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Been a fountain pen addict for ages. Use them everyday and currently trying to improve my penmanship.
https://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst48848_Fountain-Pens-and-Inks.aspx
Check out 'sheening' inks if you fancying getting into fountain pens and calligraphy. The colours are amazing.
So gorgeous!!
Troublemaker
Calligraphy is cool...I had a set of pens I used to experiment with but I lack the patience for it...
I'm actually amazed that so many people are into calligraphy.
I got into it in elementary school when I was forced to take a class in it. Soon I had numerous calligraphy sets with various pens and different coloured inks. There's something about the attention to detail that appeals to me. Every word and sentence has meaning. If one mistake is made, the page is ripped out and you start again until you achieve perfection.
I think that mindset is missing in our digital age.
I hate individualistic cursive because it makes it difficult for others to read it..... If you've ever had to try and read medical charts or an MDs handwriting you will completely understand.
Thus, I still always print instead of writing cursive.
But adherence to a specific style is very appealing to me. I always preferred Old English.
I got into it in elementary school when I was forced to take a class in it. Soon I had numerous calligraphy sets with various pens and different coloured inks. There's something about the attention to detail that appeals to me. Every word and sentence has meaning. If one mistake is made, the page is ripped out and you start again until you achieve perfection.
I think that mindset is missing in our digital age.
I hate individualistic cursive because it makes it difficult for others to read it..... If you've ever had to try and read medical charts or an MDs handwriting you will completely understand.
Thus, I still always print instead of writing cursive.
But adherence to a specific style is very appealing to me. I always preferred Old English.
The Linebacker
When doing a calligraphy project I rarely make a dyslexic error like I do typing or writing normally. I don't have an explanation for that.
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Do metal band logos fall under calligraphy? ;)
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I like it. I haven't written it in a long time. But now I am going to buy some calligraphy things again and try it out again.
Me too. Focusing on something like that is a great way to clear your mind and the results can be so beautiful.
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Apart from the Japanese and Chinese, calligraphy is also practised in Islamic countries and by the ancient Egyptians and the Maya.
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