I’m sure that you’ve found yourself in a situation where you’re working on an exciting creative project, and then one of the five creativity killers below strikes. From discouraging words to unexpected problems to a hectic schedule, there are lots of things that can throw off your creative equilibrium. If you can relate, read on!
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Today, we have a special guest who will share a different approach and his secrets to creating an eye-catching lettering layout. Nico Ng was recently featured — along with TPK — in Calligraphy Crush Magazine. It’s difficult not to drool over his fantastic lettering compositions! In this tutorial, he’ll divulge his process, provide us with a free printable, and show us how to use his innovative composition ruler. Without further ado, I’ll hand over the reins to Nico:
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Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays. I love the movies and the cozy feel of the season! Slightly indulgent, heartier food makes its way onto my plate, as do delicious desserts. Mostly, though, I’m delighted by the project possibilities. From skeleton Fridas to spooky envelopes, you can explore slightly macabre subjects. This year, I pounced on the chance to make a new Halloween worksheet, and the Halloween Fun Worksheet came to be!
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Earlier this week, a journalist from The New York Times called me to discuss handwriting. Throughout the course of our conversation, we kept returning to one question: does handwriting matter in modern day society? At first glance, the answer might seem to be “no”. Right now, you’re reading my typed words to gain information. We can easily communicate without involving a pen and paper. Dig a little deeper, though, and you’ll find that handwriting is still as relevant as ever. In this article, you’ll learn why.
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Last year, I read The Little Book of Hygge, which focuses on Scandinavian techniques to add coziness to a space — particularly in chilly months. The book mentioned the concept of bringing outdoor elements inside: a twig here, a rock there. Today’s easy botanical place card tutorial embraces that idea! In this project, pretty, clean calligraphy services to complement a sprig of whatever is in season. Each place card comes together in just a couple of minutes, and your guests will be utterly charmed!
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