Saturday & Sunday, July 8 & 9, 2006,
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
PCC Sylvania Campus, room CT 113
The lively character and contemporary look of Pointed Brush letters
make them enjoyable to write and give this script practical and creative
use.
This workshop will introduce students to the potential of the pointed
brush as a calligraphic tool. Beginning with a study of a basic script
based on Italic pen letters, students will then move on to experiment
with increasingly free variations. Consideration will be given to creative
applications as original work, reproduced work and layout possibilities.
This class is open to beginners; no experience with pen or brush necessary.
The basic instruction will enable beginners to explore the joy of making
beautiful letters by hand. A more experienced student will benefit
from study of this simple, yet intricate form of calligraphy.
About the instructor: Carol Erickson DuBosch
teaches calligraphy full-time in Portland, Oregon. She is passionate
about sharing her knowledge and skills. She has taught calligraphy,
and related classes throughout the country and at several International
Conferences. When not in the classroom, Carol does freelance calligraphy
and commissions. Carol was Director of the 1987 and 1991 International
Calligraphy Conferences held in Portland, Oregon.