If you are a student of modern calligraphy and you are learning the miniscules (lower-case alphabet), you may have noticed there are letters you can’t make from the eight basic shapes or strokes. Take the frustration out of your learning journey with my new Unique Calligraphy Shapes worksheet.
This worksheet guides you through how to create the eleven letters that are exceptions to the calligraphy drills/shapes rule: c, e, s, f, t, k, v, q, x, r, and z. That’s a lot of letters!
I recommend printing this on a smooth paper, or use smooth tracing paper over the worksheet to practice. This will extend the life of your calligraphy brush pens.
Speaking of pens… this worksheet pairs well with a small-tip brush pen such as Tombow Fude or Pentel Touch Sign pen.
I like to practice with a clipboard while watching movies!
Find more of my calligraphy learning resources here.
If you are a student of modern calligraphy and you are learning the miniscules (lower-case alphabet), you may have noticed there are letters you can’t make from the eight basic shapes or strokes. Take the frustration out of your learning journey with my new Unique Calligraphy Shapes worksheet.
This worksheet guides you through how to create the eleven letters that are exceptions to the calligraphy drills/shapes rule: c, e, s, f, t, k, v, q, x, r, and z. That’s a lot of letters!
I recommend printing this on a smooth paper, or use smooth tracing paper over the worksheet to practice. This will extend the life of your calligraphy brush pens.
Speaking of pens… this worksheet pairs well with a small-tip brush pen such as Tombow Fude or Pentel Touch Sign pen.
I like to practice with a clipboard while watching movies!
Find more of my calligraphy learning resources here.
This worksheet is intended for personal use only. Worksheet may not be shared, sold or otherwise distributed, nor may the characters be used for commercial use.
