This three-part online class will cover the pointed pen, pressure, and release technique for making beautiful Roman Capitals and Roman minuscules.
The pointed, flexible pen is well-suited to specific lettering work beyond only script. I have used it for classic Roman Capitals and a version of the "Foundational" hand. On particular papers, it is preferable to a broad-edge pen, biting into the surface rather than riding over it. Each tool leaves its mark or unique impression. However, it also requires some slightly different techniques.
I have taught both upper and lowercase in separate classes, but now they are in one, which I assume is good news for those people who mostly use pointed pens. Plus, I am going to add a decorative style, too. I believe that by studying this, you can add a good contrast to your script pieces.
There is a Facebook group page for posting your assignments so that I can check.
Registration is open now
Dates & Time: Three Saturdays starting at 2 pm EDT (1.5 hours Zoom live, recorded for later viewing up to 2 months)
Starting: May 24, 31, and June 7.
Level: Open to all levels, but the knowledge of Roman proportion is essential
Tuition fee: $110
The material list will be available to download upon registration.
This three-part online class will cover the pointed pen, pressure, and release technique for making beautiful Roman Capitals and R