Interviews

On the Cover of Calligraphy Crush Magazine!

November 3, 2020 by Lindsey Bugbee 132 Comments
Calligraphy· Interviews· Time-Sensitive

You might remember a certain coffee calligraphy tutorial from a couple of months ago. The envelope I made in that tutorial had a specific purpose: to grace the cover of Calligraphy Crush Magazine. Today, I’m pleased to announce that Issue 8 of Calligraphy Crush is available, and it’s chock-full of inspiration from so many creatives whom I admire and look up to! TPK subscribers will enjoy a 15% discount on Issue 8 through November 10th. You can click here to take advantage of the discount, or keep reading to learn more about the magazine and this issue in particular!
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Creative Entrepreneur Interview: Greenleaf & Blueberry

January 12, 2018 by Lindsey Bugbee 60 Comments
Entrepreneur· Guest Post· Interviews· Watercolor

January is a month of new beginnings. After the “holidaze” clears, you’re left with the clarity and focus to make and start working toward new goals! If one of your goals is to become a creative entrepreneur this year, you’ll enjoy this post. In it, we’ll hear from Jess Greenleaf, proprietress of Greenleaf & Blueberry, who makes and sells natural watercolors.
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All About Watercolor Paints – Guest Post by Greenleaf & Blueberry

November 1, 2014 by Lindsey Bugbee 53 Comments
Guest Post· Interviews· Watercolor

If you have read this blog for any length of time, you must have noticed my affection for using watercolors. I think watercolor is just about the best medium out there because it’s easy to work with, forgiving when the artist makes messes up, and renders beautiful results. Today, we’re going to dive deeper into the world of watercolors with Jess of Greenleaf & Blueberry.

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Watercolor + Calligraphy Desktop Wallpaper

June 4, 2014 by Lindsey Bugbee 8 Comments
Calligraphy· Free Printables· Guest Post· Interviews· Printable Goodies

A few months ago, I was fortunate enough to stumble across Posta Via Gufo, the calligraphy-centric blog of a gifted artist named Gioia. I really enjoy Gioia’s blog and work, and I reached out to her hoping she would be willing to share something on the TPK blog. Much to my delight, she agreed! The result of her generosity is this amazing desktop wallpaper, which she created using watercolor and her original calligraphy. You can use this background on your phone, computer, or even just print it out and hang it on the wall.
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Artisan-Made Calligraphy Pen Holders

April 5, 2014 by Lindsey Bugbee 23 Comments
Guest Post· Interviews

In the past, I have written using three calligraphy pen holders: a black plastic Speedball straight holder, a black plastic Speedball oblique holder, and a wooden/cork General’s straight holder. My favorite of the three was the General’s straight holder because it has a better feel than the plastics; but at times it gets a bit bulky.
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Interview with {Uncial Script Master!} Albrecht Clauss

March 19, 2014 by Lindsey Bugbee 9 Comments
Guest Post· Interviews

A couple of weeks ago, I received this gorgeous envelope in the mail, which I told you about in this blog post. It came all the way from TPK blog reader Albrecht in Bremen, Germany, who clearly has a talent for lettering.

As you know, my calligraphy style is more flowy/curly … rarely do I create non-cursive lettering like uncial script. That’s part of the reason I am so impressed with the style Albrecht used — his skill and knowledge of typography is evident. Of course, I had to grill him with questions — and I thought you might be interested in his answers, too! So, I conducted a little interview with Albrecht, and I hope you’ll be as inspired by it as I am.
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