I just completed another calligraphy piece for my iPhone app, Steps of a Disciple, where I cam creating one calligraphic work for each chapter, featuring a verse from that chapter. This one is for Mark chapter 6. I used watercolor … Continue reading
I’m making an attempt to do a calligraphic treatment for each of the chapters in the gospel of Mark. One verse per chapter. Here are two more verses I worked on today that will be included in the next update … Continue reading
I created this card for my sister-in-law on Vellum, then attached it to colored card stock in the corners with sticky foam dots. I attached colored buttons to the corners to cover the dots. I had fun doing the swirls … Continue reading
I made this Mother’s Day card today. I made two, one for my mom, and the other for my wife’s mom. I used Parallel Pens and gel pens. My wife punched out the corners with one of her Stampin’ UP! … Continue reading
I created this artwork, fashioning the word JOY out of the names of the person who is the reason for the joy.
I’ve been updating my devotional on Mark’s gospel, Steps of a Disciple, chapter by chapter. I’ve included a few calligraphic works too. My goal is to have one artwork per chapter throughout all of Mark’s 16 chapters. It’s a challenge … Continue reading
Here is a homework project I recently completed. I’m attending a Barbara Close workshop held in Costa Mesa, CA, learning Roman Monoline. This project constraints included using two colors of gouache paint and two sizes of round pen nibs. (Gouache … Continue reading
I thought I would describe the design process for my 2011 calligraphy Christmas card. After several false starts, I decided on a circular design, with “Merry” repeated around “Christmas,” flourished inside and out. I was determined to keep it simple … Continue reading
