How To Write In Scripts - a Step by Step Guides To Writing Gothic Upper Case Styles
Here is a sample of videos demonstrating how to write in upper case Gothic Styles from the alphabet covering the letters from 'a' through to the letter 'o'
How To Write Gothic Upper case letters from 'a' to 'e'
How To Write Gothic Upper case letters from 'f' to 'j'
How To Write Gothic Upper case letters from 'k' to 'o'
You can pause the
video tutorials and repeat to help you learn how to write calligraphy.
How To Practice Writing Gothic Calligraphy
If you follow the simple
video tutorials shown above, of how to write Gothic upper case calligraphy
letters from a, until letter o, you will find that it will get easier in time,
and then you can progress to the other video tutorials in this blog. You can practice drawing some simple curves
and arches and then straight lines. The
Gothic alphabet is great for bold styles and you can experiment with shadows,
colour and illuminated letters.
You can buy some great
calligraphy sets from many good art and craft stores to start you off. It is a good idea to invest in some good
quality pens to devote in your hobby later on.
For beginners, buy the calligraphy felt tip pens that you can write with
and then dispose of afterwards. Once
you are more comfortable and confident with writing calligraphy, you can buy
the more advanced calligraphy sets, which uses ink cartridges. Fountain pens are used for more advanced
calligraphers. They normally have a steel
nibbed tip to the pen that is dipped in ink periodically.
Many manuscript calligraphy
sets have a simple guide with calligraphy letters that you can study and copy
to help you learn to write many styles.
Calligraphy is an ideal hobby for you to add your own personal touch in
many ways, such as place cards, posters, certificates and manuscripts.
Techniques
Use fluid and smooth
movements on each stroke when writing.
Take your pen off the paper after each stroke. A good idea could be to copy Gothic letters or use tracing paper. You simply put the tracing or smooth layoutpaper over the letterforms and trace them with a calligraphy pen so you get the
hang of the letters.
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