Calligraphy takes so many different forms according to the taste of time and cultures across the world, different styles and rules evolved and created a variety of scripts which despite the event of mechanical print first and the digital technology of nowadays, it’s still alive and thriving, as the human emotion given from a beautifully handwritten letter is now even stronger.
I’ve been studying calligraphy since 2012, learning from some amazing, experienced calligraphers. I’ve explored brush calligraphy, modern calligraphy, copperplate calligraphy, pointed pen uncial and uncial calligraphy as well as developing some variations of my own, such as art deco.
You can use calligraphy to create unique wedding/event stationery, bespoke artworks such writing poems or extracts from old manuscripts, as well as corporate and commercial services such personalised notes, team building workshops or PR events.
Modern Calligraphy
Elegant, handwritten calligraphy with distinctive thick downstrokes and thin upstrokes, breaking away from traditional calligraphy rules and adding a more personal touch.
Pointed Pen Uncial Calligraphy
A variation of a more traditional uncial calligraphy script developed by Mike Kecseg.
Using a pointed nib gives this script a classic, round, broad and open characteristic. Perfect to keep texts light and produces a beautiful visual pattern on the page.
Art Deco Calligraphy
Inspired by the lines and elements of the Art Deco and Art Nouveau, this script uses straight lines and sharp angles combined with selected, prolonged details of different letters.
Brush Calligraphy
This script is created by the basic rules of calligraphy combined with the use of a brush or a brush pen rather than a traditional nib.
Hand Engraving
Drawing illustrations and writing calligraphy on any glass surface. Hand engraving is a great solution for personalising luxury gifts, special bottles, exclusive product launches and PR events!