المقداد ابو علي submitted by /u/Apprehensive-Dust265 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello can someone make a sign for me please and nake a video how he made it. Please ? "Abdul Hanan Tantray" or you can write "Tantrah Hanan" or "Abdul Hanan" please help me with this i would really appreciate it if someone can help me. submitted by /u/Hanan119 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Concentric circles with steps rather than a spiral. Copperplate, 5mm. Trying a new thing. submitted by /u/pandascribes [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

handwriting with 1.0 red ballpoint regular script 若再許我少年時，一兩黃金一兩風～ submitted by /u/Secure_Bodybuilder68 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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This is my latest session of practicing copperplate after one week of practicing And 1 month into calligraphy ( I first did brush lettering ) I am struggling with inkflow , wiggly hairline and letter space and of course forgetting letter ?. Let me know any tips or advices Nib - brause steno Ink - sumi ink Paper - laser jet paper 110g ( I had better result on bristol paper but you know, it s expensive for practice ) submitted by /u/Sandonsearch [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I got a cheap fountain pen with a mf, f and med nib. Just gonna say it was nice to write with. But it is not a flex or stub so little lime variation. Now that I do like it I was wanting to get something more. . . Well more. From what I understand dip pens would give the most flex for line variation, ink versatility, and nibs are easier to change than in fountain pens. While fountain pens can be finicky with different inks and nibs, as well as not having as much flex. I was looking at a speedball caligrahpy dip set. Which comes with the holder and a few nibs. Would this be fine as compared ..read more

小羊古楷：萬里無雲～ handwriting with 1.0 black ballpoint regular script～ submitted by /u/Secure_Bodybuilder68 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello everyone, I just discovered this reddit and found the beginner course for the Foundational alphabet! I just wanted to start and learn it so I happily did the first exercise! I am a beginner in calligraphy and welcome all your tips and comments!! submitted by /u/Dutch_Pinky [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a few disabilities that make holding pens and fine motor skills control really difficult but I wanted to share what I have done recently. I am finding that the downward strokes that end in a little swoop like in J’s and lots of the capital letters are some of the hardest for me. I also find straight lines hard because you have to hold the pilot parallels at an angle to get it to do the line right. Any suggestions would be deeply appreciated. I have also been practicing on grid paper, so I do these sheets then try to recreate them on the paper it just wasn’t close enough by to take ..read more