illustration
Calligraphy
Write the kind of script people frame
12 lessons4 modules10h 25m durationbeginner level
About this course
This course teaches pointed-pen calligraphy the way working calligraphers actually learn it: nib and ink selection, the geometry of the Copperplate slant grid, the muscular Spencerian whole-arm movement, and the thin-up, thick-down pressure that defines the scripts. You drill the basic strokes, build minuscules and majuscules, then apply everything to addressing envelopes and assembling a coordinated invitation suite. By the end you can letter a name on an envelope cleanly and produce a small client-ready set.
Curriculum
Module 1: Tools, Ink, and Setup
- What Pointed-Pen Calligraphy Actually IsPreview
- Nibs, Holders, Ink, and Paper🔒
- Posture, Grip, and Slant Setup🔒
Module 2: Pressure and the Basic Strokes
- The Pressure Drill: Thin Up, Thick Down🔒
- The Seven Fundamental Strokes🔒
- Drill Routine and Self-Critique🔒
Module 3: Copperplate and Spencerian Alphabets
- Copperplate Minuscules🔒
- Copperplate Majuscules and Flourishing🔒
- Spencerian Script and Movement🔒
Module 4: Envelopes and Invitation Suites
- Addressing Envelopes Cleanly🔒
- Designing an Invitation Suite🔒
- Pricing, Workflow, and First Clients🔒
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