Today, you’ll learn about how to find the best envelopes for calligraphy. Whether you’re calligraphing for an event or sending some snail mail “just because”, this article will help you to make more informed buying decisions!
Today, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the Modern Calligraphy Starter Kit: a gorgeous and useful collection that, you’ll learn, isn’t exactly efficient for us to compile (but it’s totally worth it because of owners’ enthusiasm).
Considering the variety of calligraphy inks on the market, finding the right one might seem overwhelming. Fear not; this guide is here to help you find some standout choices and their perfect uses!
If you want to write elegant pointed pen calligraphy with hairline upstrokes, iron gall ink is a must-try! This historical ink has been used for thousands of years by monks, Vikings, and royalty.
The envelope art tutorials on the TPK Blog are designed to inspire you to send beautiful mail. The only catch? Some of the tutorials take a couple of hours to make. If you’re short on time, consider using these printable versions of TPK’s most popular mail art tutorials!
Lindsey Bugbee
designer + illustrator + calligrapher
The Postman’s Knock is a blog focused on teaching creative techniques and offering guides to learning modern calligraphy and illustration. I hope you enjoy reading my blog as much as I enjoy writing it!
If you are new to calligraphy, check out the Beginner’s Guide to Modern Calligraphy!
TPK’s starter kit includes all the supplies you need to ensure pointed pen success! Pair it with The Beginner’s Modern Calligraphy Online Course for the ultimate learning experience.
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