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This page gives the details of the upcoming workshops of the CCS.  If you would like to attend, please contact the workshops convenor via the address on the home page.  Unless indicated otherwise, workshops start at 1:30 p.m. at Urambi Village Hall and finish at 4:30 p.m.  Check the map page for location.  Half day workshops are $10 for members, $15 for non-members.

Click on the thumbnails below to see an example of the output of the workshops.  Previous workshops have included writing on fabric, contemporary decorated capitals, artist's trading cards, Victorian decoration and pointed pen uncials.

Pen manipulation

Hand made books

Panels

 

 

27th February 2011

Instructor: Jill Robertson

Subject: "Graham Barry" script & decorative panels

 

27th March 2011

Instructor: Christine Wilde

Subject: Black and white theme

 

24th April 2011

Instructors: Angela Hillier

Subject: Monoline script

 

22nd May 2011

Instructors: Elaine Witton

Subject: Versatile uncials

This is a full day workshop

 

26th June 2011

Instructor: Marg Peachey, Angela Hillier, Jill Robertson

Subject: Back to basics: warm ups, colour, exercises, Q&A.

 

23rd & 24th July 2011

Instructor: Carl Rohrs

Subject: Pen, brush and stiletto

This is a two day workshop starting at 9:30 a.m. each day

 

28th August 2011

Instructor: Karen Woodhall

Subject: AGM & card making.

 

25th September 2011

Instructor: Jill Robertson

Subject: Versals

 

22nd & 23rd October 2011

Instructor: Deirdre Hassed

Subject: Text as texture

 

27th November 2011

Instructor: Marg Peachey

Subject: Legende

 

 

Usual Calligraphy Equipment

When we say “usual calligraphy equipment” it means something like the following:

A pad of A3 Bond paper - (a paper that will take ink is what you need)

4 broad edge dip nibs - say Speedball C series in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3 or other nibs if you have them already - Mitchell or Osmiroid nibs are fine.

a 2B pencil - the propelling pencil types are best

an eraser,

a 40cm ruler

a bottle of non-waterproof black ink - Pelikan 4001, or Japanese ink with a blue lid

a medium size glass jar

some rags or old towelling or tissues

an old toothbrush - for cleaning nibs

masking tape, blu-tak

a drawing board - approx 450mm x 600mm (doesn’t have to be fancy - off cuts from hardware store are fine and can be covered in calico)

 

Last modified: 2011-09-06 22:09