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Summer at Saint-Antoine 2015, Part I — Italique
As an introduction to calligraphy, we believe that Italic and Carolingian are the best (but not necessarily the easiest) scripts to begin with. In the days when there were still stages called “Deuxième Niveau“, having attended one session each of Italic … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert-Jan Pool, Almila Yildirim, Amanda Adams, Anne-Marie Biard, Arrighi, Beatriz Ballester, Blandine Arnaud, Cal·ligrafia, Caligrafía, Calligraphie, Calligraphy, Camille Gardette, Catherine Audiat, Christiane Richard, Christine Nodet, Christophe Audiat, Communauté de l'Arche de Saint-Antoine, David Quay, Eduardo Teruel, Ingrid Marquès, Italic, Italique, Jacinthe Tros, Keith Adams, Laia Soler, letterish, Maria Montes, Martí Turró Ortega, Petra Rüth, Saint-Antoine l'Abbaye, Sonia Beroiz, Stage d'Italique
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Summer at Saint-Antoine 2012, Part 2
The first of the moons of August, setting over the roofs of Saint-Antoine. Next up: Anglaise. Sometimes known as “copperplate” in the anglophone world: I did manage to solve the Canine Complication in time to arrive for the second week … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglaise, Bernard Vanmalle, Cal·ligrafia, Caligrafía, Calligraphie, Calligraphy, Christiane Soufflet, Copperplate, Cristina Gascon, Ingjerd Broch Oudensta, Ingrid Marquès, Keith Adams, Laia Soler, Mónica Mediano, Nadine Martello, Oriol Miró, Saint-Antoine l'Abbaye
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