Calligraphy Skills and Projects – Semester 2

$80.00

Description: This semester we explore Lombardic, illuminated letters and decorative lettering, and extend Foundational and Italics hands from first semester.  A beginners’ program is available. 
Requirements: See ‘Further Details’ for a detailed list of requirements for semester 2.
Tutor: Janelle Macgregor
Duration: 16 weeks
Start Date: 4th August 2025
Day & Time: Monday 9.45 – 11.45 am

Semester one enrolments are now closed.
Semester two enrolments will open at 9.30 am Tuesday 22nd July.
 

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Description

Further Details
Requirements: The essentials are – Speedball C2, C3 nibs, a pointed nib and oblique pen holder, water-based ink, Westart A3 Layout Pad, good quality watercolour paper (all of these are available for purchase from the tutor).  Also, watercolour paints in tubes, coloured pencils, fineliner pens, 2B pencil, eraser, ruler and protractor. for a printable copy of the list click on the link: Calligraphy Skills and Projects 2

Introducing the tutor: Janelle Macgregor – Calligraphy Tutor since Semester 2, 2016
Monday mornings with my fabulous class is a great way to start the week – I’m excited to see their finished pieces and new ideas they bring to Show and Tell.
I took up Calligraphy in 2011 and first came to the Centre in 2013, to Truda Austen’s class. Last century, I was a secondary school Art teacher, interested in Art History and Design. My calligraphy passion is medieval manuscripts and illuminations. I love colour in calligraphy, and my quilting hobby is another way of playing with colour and pattern and design.

Janelle Macgregor

Click on the images below to view some examples of our Calligaphy works of art.

1 review for Calligraphy Skills and Projects – Semester 2

  1. Enrolment Officer

    This Semester, the Calligraphy Skills and Project class has reached back to ancient times, to work on the Roman or Trajan hand that was honed into ancient monuments using chisels and hammer instead of pen and ink in the second century AD. This hand has not been visited by the group since 2016 so most of us were very rusty. Now that we have reconnected, however, and are aware of the rules, we are experimenting with breaking them. This involves being creative and compressing or extending the letters, applying weighting to some sections of a letter and experimenting with spacing, size and colour.

    Our wonderful teacher, Janelle, has challenged us all to try to do something we have never done before in our work. Our projects for this semester focus on “The Alphabet” and/or a Calligram. It will be interesting to see our individual interpretations of these in the Display Cabinet later in the year.
    Yvette semester 1 2024

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