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You've learned the basics of Modern Calligraphy but now find yourself saying...

"I want to learn more!", "What's the next step to improving?", "I'm enjoying this I want to continue!"

This workshop is for those who are serious about taking their calligraphy journey to the next level. Or perhaps you just want to spend some time in a mindfulness environment improving your calligraphy skills

In this intermediate workshop, you will:

  • Learn the next stage of Modern Calligraphy lettering
  • Learn to use and play with calligraphy tools and supplies
  • Be given 1:1 personalised coaching by Kim so we can work on exactly where you can improve
  • Have the opportunity to ask questions and receive constructive feedback
  • Work on some mini projects

Come and spend a few fun relaxing hours, furthering your Calligraphy skill all the while enjoying a little escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

What you'll learn:

- Formation of Words

- Developing Your Style

- Script Lettering

- Basic Flourishing

- Calligraphy Tool/Supplies Tool & Play

- Using Calligraphy For Your Events

What you get:

- 3 hrs Intermediate Calligraphy & How to use Tool/Supplies Lesson

- Intermediate Calligraphy Workbook

- 1 pan of Finetec Metallic Watercolour

- 1 Intermediate Nib (Hunt 101)

What will be provided:

- Placecards, Envelope & Speciality Paper for your mini project

- Plenty of Practice Paper & Sumi Ink to use in class

- Tools & Supplies to Learn & Play within the class (Using/Mixing different types of inks & mediums, Luis Creation SOAP Ink Mixer, a variety of Penholders & Nibs + much more)

What to bring:

- Your Calligraphy Kit containing at least the basics (Penholder + favourite nibs)

- Notebook (optional)

- Any other tools/supplies/materials you want to use (optional)

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Location
The Creative Fringe

6/51 York Road South Penrith Penrith 2745, Australia


Organiser Information

Rienna Kroh
The Creative Fringe
1300722896

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