Colorado Calligraphers' Guild

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Presenting The Many Faces of Italic Workshop with Calligrapher Sharon Zeugin!
Join us online April 23 & 24 (9-4pm MT). For more information and to learn more and sign up, go to: www.coloradocalligraphers.com

Beautiful lettering and composition!

“The temple bell stops But I still hear the sound Coming out of the flowers” - Basho Thoughts on bells and time: https://www.lauriedoctor.com/events/monastery-retreat

“And all the trees of the field shall clap their hands…” Isaiah 12:55 sending new year’s wishes to all

Colorado Calligraphers’ Guild January Program
Got Rhythm? Rhythm and Writing
Presented by Sharon Zeugin

Wednesday, January 19, 2022
6:30-8:00pm MDT

Members: free, Non-members: $10
Members need not register. Non-members please register at https://www.coloradocalligraphers.com/event/january-program-got-rhythm/. A Zoom link will be sent to current members and program registrants a few days before the program. This program will be recorded for future viewing. Please contact Ann Hiemstra with questions at [email protected].

Program Description
Rhythm is the heartbeat of calligraphy. In this demonstration, Sharon will show you how to use ordinary tools to loosen up and practice an informal cursive italic. Because there are fewer pen lifts, and there is a natural swing from down stroke up the diagonal, italic is perfect for developing rhythm in our writing. Once we get the “beat,” we’ll have fun learning some simple polyrhythms to add individual flair and dynamism to our personal Italic hand.

This program is a preview of the upcoming workshop Illuminating the Dark offered by Heather Martinez, Tech Host Architect www.TechHostAcademy.com.

About Sharon
Sharon makes art and teaches in Austin, Texas and all over the USA, Canada and Europe. Her passion is combining text and images in a seamless and organic way on large canvases, artist books, paper or sketchbooks. Sharon’s award winning work appears in LAR, the Art and Craft of Handlettering and the Speedball Textbook and has been exhibited in the USA and Canada. As a teacher, Sharon’s aim is to ignite passion for claiming one’s personal creative voice, and to help students get over the fear of the blank page.

Materials to follow along
Pencils, colored pencils, ball point or felt pens
Paper
Ruler if needed

Go to www.coloradocalligraphers.com to learn more about this upcoming virtual workshop!

Virtual workshop coming in February!

Here are examples of the Winter Solstice greeting card and Yule Wishing Cone projects that complimented our Holiday Tea. Happy Holidays everyone!