Lettering for Absolute Beginners Workbook
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Faux calligraphy
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hand lettering for beginners
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- ISBN 9781497100527
- Dimensions: 200 x 250mm
- Publication Date: 06 Feb 2020
- Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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An absolute must-have guide for beginners, this is an interactive workbook designed to teach you how to create gorgeous lettering with any pen on any surface, no brush pen or calligraphy nib necessary. You'll learn how to draw letters, words, inspirational phrases, and bible verses in multiple alphabet styles by practicing outlining letters and thickening downstrokes. Perforated traceable phrases and backgrounds allow you to make your own art, pull it out, then frame it. Simple, approachable, and fun, this method is versatile for any surface so you can create stunning faux calligraphy on paper, chalkboards, wood, glass, and more.
Danielle Stringer is the artist behind Imperfect Dust. She began creating signs with scripture and inspiring words in an effort to give God the glory for the blessings He has given to her. The words she letters are meant to encourage other believers to remain focused on the eternal things in life. "Imperfect Dust" is derived from Psalm 103:15, "For He knows our frame, He remembers that we are dust." This scripture speaks of God knowing how imperfect we are, yet He loves us and show us mercy in spite of our imperfections.
Imperfect Dust has since grown into a family business. She creates alongside her father, Danny, who handles all things wood-working. He builds the wood signs and frames while she handles the lettering.
