Worth a try if they're within your budget, but if they're not, there's nothing you can't do with a dip nib. I agree with Sirobw that parallels are good, but they're a bit more expensive. Just about any ink is fine for broad pen scripts, though acrylic ink is a bit annoying to clean off nibs if it dries on, and can be a bit harder to get hairlines with. You can pad out the grips with masking tape (or sticking-plaster-type cloth tape) and cotton wool. A lot of the more expensive prettily painted ones are actually worse in my opinion because they're shiny and thin, which makes maintaining a good grip uncomfortable. Special thanks to /u/slter for our wonderful "CALLIGRAPHY" logo at the top of the subreddit.Īny of the dip nibs listed on the wiki should be good (though I've only tried Mitchell and Brause).Īny old nib holder will do, though I prefer the triangular cross-section ones. r/BrushCalligraphy /r/Scribes r/shodo (書道) r/shufa (書法) r/arabiccalligraphy r/calligraffiti r/illuminatedmanuscript r/ornamentalpenmanship r/handwriting r/lettering r/signpainting r/typography r/graffiti names, addresses) must be obscured or replaced by obvious fakes or placeholders. Submissions with potentially identifying info (e.g.We only allow work made by you or for you.Commercial, promotion, commission or request posts belong in the current Monthly Marketplace thread.Post titles with media tags/names will be removed.Handwriting and cursive should be posted in r/handwriting.Faux-calligraphy, drawn letters, and similar fall under lettering.Keep posts and comments on the topic of calligraphy.Hate speech will not be tolerated here.Be respectful and adhere to Reddiquette.Guilds and Societies List of calligraphy guilds and societies from around the world Huge thank you to everyone involved in making that happen!! Quick Links Study Sessions - Copperplate Word of the Day Quotes of the Week Monthly Marketplace ThreadsĪnnouncement Rendez-vous 2019 Was AMAZING!!! Have Questions? Beginner's Guide The Wiki FAQ Glossary
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