Showing posts with label calligraphy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calligraphy. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Flores Mensajeras
Etiquetas:
bookarts,
calligraphy,
hand-made corn paper
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Foundational Hand and Collage
This series of hand-made postcards include collage and calligraphy
elements. Also included are original eraser stamps. The calligraphy
was executed in foundational hand using calligraphy felt pens.
Miracles happen

Matador

Light in the window shines on me

Miracles happen

Matador

Light in the window shines on me

Thursday, January 6, 2011
A "paper-clip" alphabet
I decided to write an entry about calligraphy, another important element in bookmaking . As an aficionado I wanted to share the inspirations that I get from following my fellow blogger Jean Wilson and her "pushing the envelopes" blog.

This alphabet came after the paleographic work I did on some 12th to 14th century Spanish diplomatic handwriting. I think those old courtly alphabets look like made out of wire; hence, the inspiration for my "paper-clip" alphabet.
It looks better when it is written with a maker rather than a pen.

This alphabet came after the paleographic work I did on some 12th to 14th century Spanish diplomatic handwriting. I think those old courtly alphabets look like made out of wire; hence, the inspiration for my "paper-clip" alphabet.
It looks better when it is written with a maker rather than a pen.
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