SHARING THE BEAUTY OF CALLIGRAPHY AND WATERCOLOR
WITH CLASSES, ART PRINTS AND ARTISTS' GIFTS
MY ONLINE LIVE WORKSHOPS
are based on my in-person workshops. Over 30 years teaching calligraphy has given me an abundance of class materials and experience. The topics will be varied, and include classic copperplate, spencerian, and italic forms, beginning to advanced, more modern interpretations and casual alphabets, flourishing, and watercolor painting.
ONLINE WORKSHOPS
Ended
75 US dollars
Ended
75 US dollars
Ended
75 US dollars
WORKSHOP HOSTED BY
THE GENTLE PENMAN
PEN DOODLES
AND TINY BRUSH SPRING BORDERS
A Wedge Brush painting and Penwork on Dark Backgrounds
HOSTED BY THE
The Gentle Penman
Mondays, MARCH 10, 17, 24 AND 31
8:30 am EDT (East Coast US)
via Zoom
Recordings available for later viewing
Small Wedge brush, size 6 or 8
Oblique or straight pen holder
Your favorite pointed pen nibs – Hunt 22, Zebra G, Hunt 56 or Gillott 303 are recommended or Zebra G nib is ideal for beginners, others recommended are Hunt 56, Gillott 303 or 404, any of the G nibs, or Leonardt Principal
Sumi Moon Palace, McCaffreys Black, or Walnut ink
Canso Pro-Marker Pad, 9 x 12
A sheet or two of watercolor paper, smooth surface (hot press)
Micron Pigma, 005, 03 or 01 Ø Small, good quality pointed brush, such as
Princeton Round size 3
Assorted tubes or pans of watercolor in springy colors. Pat will be using tube watercolors: French ultramarine, winsor violet, rose madder genuine, quinacridone rose, cad yellow, new gamboge, sap green, cerulean blue, but all these are not necessary. In fact, Pat may have a few surprise additions to share
Eraser
Pencil
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