This is my attempt to organize and distill at least some of what I have learned, in over twenty years of sporadic study and experience. 'Calligraphy' is such a wide open word...
Friday, November 17, 2006
This is part of a poem by Robert Bly, entitled The Eel in the Cave. I am using the acryla gouache on some handmade paper I bought at an art sale last spring. When I put down a wash using the acryla gouache it renders the soft handmade paper surface more suitable for writing on with a hard metal nib. Otherwise the metal nib just digs out the soft fibers--especially if it is a very small nib.
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