61. Karen Shader Designs Hand lettered wedding poems, marriage certificates, birth keepsakes and quotation in calligraphy and watercolors. http://members.aol.com/kshader/index.htm

62. CLAS - Calligraphy & Lettering Arts Society This is the homepage of The calligraphy and Lettering Arts Society, CLAS. You willneed a browser that handles frames to view this site. http://www.clas.co.uk/

This is the homepage of The Calligraphy and Lettering Arts Society, CLAS. You will need a browser that handles frames to view this site. If you don't have a new browser, you can still read a somewhat simpler version of our site here

63. Calligraphy Is Beautiful! Calligraphy Is Art! An article with links, at beautiful writing, calligraphy, including that of othercultures. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/visual_arts/51904

Topics Articles Links Free Courses Home Directory 22 Communities What's New ... Free e-Courses Search Suite101.com Within: Visual Arts Arts and Crafts New Topics Garden Photography Woodworking Decorating With The Seasons Women Painters ... More... New Articles Vice as Human, not Gendered The Western Legends Collection ...From MGM Blair Ceramics: Square Plates in a Circle of Love Cloth Doll As Art ... More... New Discussions Royal China Company Picture This: Your Own PhotoBlog Letting the Sunshine In Johnny Mack Brown, Up Close and Personal ... More... My Recent Articles NEW LOVE IN SPRINGTIME Theresa Bernstein's Life Touched THREE Centuries INTO THE SPOTLIGHT Related Online Courses Creative Bookbinding Interior Decorating 101 Pastel Painting Pleasure Calligraphy is Beautiful! Calligraphy is Art! Home Arts and recreation Arts; Fine and decorative arts (General works) Arts (General works) Author: Gretchen Wms. Jurek Published on: November 2, 2000 Note: We are actively seeking a new Feature Writer to adopt this Retired Topic.

64. Think Ink Calligraphy Greeting Cards Hand calligraphied greeting cards for all occasions. Inspiring verses with water color artwork, custom calligraphy available. http://thinkinkcalligraphy.com

Welcome to my website. I hope you enjoy your time looking at all my cards. The purpose of this endeavor is to provide you with a way to uplift one another. We all need encouragement, recognition, support and a kind word. My cards are meant to celebrate life, bring hope to the weary, remind people they are never alone, and to speak to the heart in God-inspired ways. My wish is that you send one card, which touches the life of another in a way that inspires them to encourage yet another... and soon your tiny little gesture of care has spread to people you will never meet in places you may never be. Please stop back often, as new designs will be added on a regular basis. Custom calligraphy available, please inquire. Think Ink Calligraphy Linda Reinert P.O. Box 1144 Watertown, MN 55388 Phone: 612-298-5044 E-mail: lreinert@thinkincalligraphy.com Search This Site Security and Privacy Statements Wildwood Design Think Ink Calligraphy and may not be used without the prior written permission of Think Ink Calligraphy.

65. Calligraphy Easier calligraphy is the art of making beautiful or elegant handwriting. Harder - The word calligraphy literally means beautiful writing. http://42explore.com/calligrphy.htm

The Topic: Calligraphy Easier - Calligraphy is the art of making beautiful or elegant handwriting. It is a fine art of skilled penmanship. Harder - The word calligraphy literally means beautiful writing. Before the invention of the printing press some 500 years ago, it was the way books were made. Each copy was handwritten out by a scribe working in a scriptorium. The hand writing was done with quill and ink onto materials like vellum or parchment. The lettering style applied was one of the period bookhands like rustic, carolingian, blackletter, etc. Today, there are three main types or styles of calligraphy: (1) Western or Roman, (2) Arabic, and (3) Chinese or Oriental. This project focuses mainly on Western calligraphy with a glimpse at the other two styles. Calligraphy, Lettering and Typeface Design

66. Rob Leuschke's Calligraphy Links Rob Leuschke is a professional lettering artist, specializing in calligraphy,font design, typography and logo design. http://www.alphabytes.com/pages/resources/calliglinks.html

Calligraphy Links: Al Zanetti Ann Finley Art and Calligraphy by Carol Ashhar Design ... WordArtist.com Calligraphy was never more popular than in the past few decades. Now, in the 21st century, with the proliferation of the computer age, and of course the World Wide Web, there's increased enthusiasm and creativity in the lettering arts. The links on the left are provided both as a resource to calligraphers, and as a place for calligraphers to link their sites. F YOU HAVE A WEBSITE that contains things specifically of interested to the calligraphic world, I'd like to hear about it. And if you share in the desire to promote the lettering and calligraphic arts, you may also wish to have your site linked on this page. If so, email me , with the following information: In the subject of your email type, CALLIGRAPHY PAGE LINK (this is very important!)

67. The Calligraphy Ring Home Page Links together sites on the internet which feature calligraphy. http://www.studioarts.net/calligring/index.html

Founded November 18, 1997 The Calligraphy Ring is an easy-to-navigate chain of linked sites on the World Wide Web that feature calligraphy. Each site is linked to the next in an unbroken ring. No matter where you start you will eventually be able to make your way around all the sites and end up back at the beginning. If you visit a site in the ring that has a guest book or comment form, we encourage you to leave a message indicating that you found the site through the Calligraphy Ring. Your feedback is helpful to the artists who have created these sites for your enjoyment. Please let them hear from you. New sites are being added to our ring all the time. Please, check back often. The Calligraphy Ring hopes to take you to some interesting sites. Look For This Navigational Link Made Possible by the WebRing system. The Original Calligraphy Web Ring Joining the Calligraphy Ring If you have a site which promotes or features calligraphy of any kind, you may submit a request to be included in the original ring. All sites in the Calligraphy Ring feature calligraphy in their content. Qualifications to be accepted into The Calligraphy Ring The purpose of the Calligraphy Ring is to promote calligraphy on the Internet.

68. Arabic Calligraphy Some Arabic calligraphy. (I apologize for the sloppiness of this page. Inshallah,I ll organize it when I have time!) http://www.csua.berkeley.edu/~serene/calligraphy.html

Some Arabic Calligraphy (I apologize for the sloppiness of this page. Inshallah, I'll organize it when I have time!) "In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, Most Merciful", done in the shape of a pear The same in the shape of a bird A man seated in prayer. His body is formed from the words of the shahadah: "I bear witness that there is no god but God and that Muhammad is his Messenger." This verse is replicated twice in mirror image. If anyone can tell me what this says, I would appreciate it! :) Some more stuff that I don't have time to describe: Another bird A violin Bismillah in Kufic script The shahadah serene@cea.berkeley.edu

69. Japanese Calligraphy Features the work of contemporary artist Mukon Ohmori. Includes his approach to the art, and over 30 examples of his work (Kanji and ink paintings, in both traditional and modern styles). http://metrotel.co.uk/ohmori/index.html

Japanese Calligraphy at Welcome to the Connected Globe Japanese Calligraphy Site. This site will be bringing the beauty and fascination of Japanese Calligraphy to the world-wide audience of the World Wide Web. If you know nothing of Japanese Calligraphy then we hope that these pages will bring you an understanding and appreciation of this wonderful art form. If you are already a lover of calligraphy, we hope to bring you new works, in both classical and contemporary styles and we welcome your comments and feed-back. And if you appreciate superb technique in western art I suggest a visit to the pages of Aurelio Ródriguez López We begin with a brief introduction to Calligraphy that we hope will help those who are discovering this art for the first time. We also have an excellent on-line Calligraphy shop where you can buy books on calligraphy and Japanese calligraphy sets (they make great gifts). Next, we are fortunate to be able to present the work of the Japanese Calligrapher Mukon Ohmori. We had the honour during 1994 to present an exhibition of the works of Mukon Ohmori at The Galleries in London. Mukon Ohmori and his charming wife attended the opening of the exhibition, much to the delight of the many visitors. His opening speech tells us a great deal about the work.

70. Cyberscribes Home calligraphy Mailing List. A Worldwide forum for discussion and information exchangefor a brief description and history of the calligraphy Mailing List http://www.calligraph.com/callig/

Welcome to CyberScribes Home on the Web! over the next few months this site will be undergoing many changes. Please visit again! last updated October 25, 2003 This site grew out of the Calligraphy Mailing List A Worldwide forum for discussion and information exchange for anyone with an interest in Calligraphy and Lettering Arts Who are we? a brief description and history of the Calligraphy Mailing List Become a Cyberscribe! How to subscribe to our electronic mailing list, for free! Cyberscribes FAQ a list of answers to frequently asked questions Graphics Board graphics uploaded by members as aids to various discussions Cyberstudy an informal study group of calligraphers working together towards a better understanding of the lettering arts currently studying Versals CyberScribe Member Art Gallery View the work of some of our members CyberScribe Member Web Sites and Services COMING SOON! Our Favorite Things compiled by Margaret Lammerts of Tofield, Alberta, Canada Pearls of Wisdom compiled by Nancy Grossenbacher of Portland Oregon This site is built and maintained by Teri Martin

71. Celia Lemonik - Ketubot And Hebrew Calligraphy Created by Celia Lemonik. Original handpainted borders are available with a choice of text. http://www.kosherketubahs.com/

Home [Ketubot] [Invitations] [Addressing] [Order] ... [Contact] Celia Lemonik Phone (516)-466-0966 Fax (516)-466-8652 Visit some of our partners Calmkallahs.com : Professional wedding consulting Rosalie Clauson Jewlery : Frind the perfect wedding and engagement ring

72. .Personalized Christian Calligraphy Gifts. Personalized Christian calligraphy gifts! Personalized gifts and Christian giftsoffered to you online at Amen Christian calligraphy. http://www.amenchristiancalligraphy.com/

dqmcodebase = "scripts/" personalized gifts * Christian gifts * calligraphy * calligraphy gifts * personalized calligraphy Personalized Christian calligraphy gifts! Personalized Christian calligraphy gifts! Personalized gifts and Christian gifts offered to you online at Amen Christian Calligraphy. We offer a wide selection of personalized calligraphy items and Christian gifts for any occasion. We feature beautiful gifts with the added option of including personalized calligraphy on the gift item. Personalized gifts always make the gift more special when the recipient sees his or her own name added to the piece, it is a personal sentiment to be reflected upon. Our online store gives you the option of choosing personalized gifts and Christian gifts to suit your needs. The personalized pictures offered are a unique option for you to give as personalized gifts. Calligraphy is the art of beautiful writing we have used it in combination with art to create unique personalized gifts. Christian gifts purchased online give you the ease of shopping from home or work. Browse through our online store and view all of the choices in personalized gifts and Christian gifts with beautiful calligraphy! We have recently added a What's New!

73. Medieval Calligraphy Welcome to the medieval calligraphy Website. The site was developed for a calligraphy is one of the most beautiful and expressive methods with which to http://lab.dce.harvard.edu/extension/humae105/fall97/twest/

Welcome to the medieval calligraphy Website. The site was developed for a class project for the Survey of Publishing course at Harvard University's Extension School. Calligraphy is one of the most beautiful and expressive methods with which to ornament a written word. The art dates back to around the 1st century, when the Romans first adapted the Greek alphabet to fit their own needs. Using a broad nib (the point of a sharpened quill), the Romans created the first letters in calligraphy, and the art flourished until the 15th century, when the printing presses were created. Learn more about calligraphy by making your selection below, using the navigation bar. Click here for the bibliography page.

74. Paper Birds, Books Arts, St. Louis, Missouri Handmade books and boxes made by book artist Joanne Kluba. Products include handmade wedding albums, artist's and photographer's portfolios, custom presentation boxes, limited edition books, custom photo albums, memory boxes, all occasion handlettered calligraphy, handcrafted memory albums, Lewis Clark journals, keepsake boxes, and personalized journals. http://www.paperbirds.com/

Paper Birds features handmade books, and boxes by bookbinder Joanne Kluba. Products include Limited Edition Books Journals Portfolios Photo Albums , Custom Boxes and Calligraphy Joanne is now holding classes , including "Casebinding, Make a Real Book of Your Own," and creating "Softbound Leather Journals." Mini workshops include "Rubber Stamps," "Greeting Card Ideas", and "Embossed Stationary." Learn how to build a simple, lidded box in "The Tea Box" workshop. The current class schedule runs from September through December, 2005. For more information contact Joanne at 314.616.2257 or email joanne@paperbirds.com

75. Appreciation Of Chinese Calligraphy Introduction to appreciation of Chinese calligraphy, showing various styles ofwriting a single Chinese word. http://www.chinapage.org/calligraphy.html

Appreciation of The Art of Chinese Calligraphy Go to Calligraphy's Home Page Calligraphy is an art dating back to the earliest day of history, and widely practiced throughout China to this day. Although it uses Chinese words as its vehicle of expression, one does not have to know Chinese to appreciate its beauty. Because in essence, Calligraphy is an abstract art. While viewing a Western abstract painting, one does not ask, "What is it?" When viewing Chinese calligraphy, one need not ask, "What is the Chinese word?" In this page, we selected single words from the works of many master calligraphers from the past to illustrate the astounding beauty of the art. Like all art, it is best to simply look at them for enjoyment. Do not be sidetracked with questions of theory, technique, etc. Do not worry about "What is it?" Beside each work, a very short comment is given to describe its "style", based on the classical book of Tu Meng. Tu Meng of the Tang dynasty (618-905) developed 120 expressions to describe different styles of calligraphy and establish criteria for them. The first 15 from his list, with explanations and English interpretations by Chiang Yee: ability, mysterious, careful, carefree, balance

76. Japanese Calligraphy - Calligraphie Japonaise calligraphy through different themes martial arts, zen buddhism, tea ceremony, and poems. http://www.japaneseshodo.com/

Japanese Calligraphy Gallery Galerie de Calligraphie Japonaise by / par Welcome Bienvenue Discover our 2005 designed web site Added: Martial Arts pages, T-Shirt Design page and Google web site search

77. Zakariya Calligraphy The Art, History, and Practice of Islamic calligraphy. Mohamed Zakariya / 536 N.Littleton St., Arlington, VA 22203 703243-9210 fax 703-243-7224. http://www.zakariya.net/

The Art, History, and Practice of Islamic Calligraphy Mohamed Zakariya / 536 N. Littleton St., Arlington, VA 22203 703-243-9210 :: fax 703-243-7224

78. Arabic Type/ Nadine Chahine Research on Arabic typography, its relationship to calligraphy and culture, and the development of new Arabic fonts. http://www.arabictype.com/

Independent Arabic Type: Compiled, Designed, and implemented by Nadine Chahine Flash viewer is needed.

79. Introduction To Japanese Calligraphy Includes information on the art and its history. Also explains what distinguishes good calligraphy from bad. http://www.connectedglobe.com/ohmori/intro1.html

Japanese Calligraphy by Graham Hawker Contents What is Calligraphy? What distinguishes good calligraphy from bad? A Brief History of Japanese Calligraphy (sho) Notes on Japanese Poetry ... What is Zen? Mini Sho-Do Calligraphy Set The mini Sho-do Calligraphy set is packed with everything anyone will need to begin learning this traditional artform. Contains two calligraphy brushes, ink stick, grinding stone, porcelain brush holder, water bowl, water dipping spoon, 10 sheets of practice paper and a 64 page instruction book. We’ve also included a 48 sheet 9" x 12" Hosho rice paper pad. What is Calligraphy? Sumi-e Set The elegant art of Sumi-e has been practiced in Asia for thousands of years. Experience this beautiful art form with an exquisite set for yourself or a friend. Includes five sumi brushes, a carved, blank sealstone ready to personalize, a porcelain brush stand, a Sazuri ink stone with well, a black ink stick, red seal ink pad in porcelain saucer with lid and a porcelain water saucer with spoon What distinguishes good calligraphy from bad?

80. Zakariya Calligraphy The Art, History, and Practice of Islamic calligraphy Yesari Mehmed Es adEfendi (d. 1798) to one of his calligraphy students http://www.zakariya.net/home.html

The Art, History, and Practice of Islamic Calligraphy Yesari Mehmed Es'ad Efendi (d. 1798) to one of his calligraphy students What is Islamic art? Customarily, the answers range from the astute to the ludicrous. I would like to use this space to add my own observations to the stew and see how it tastes. (Perhaps a bit more salty?) Although I approach the issue via calligraphy and its associated arts, I want to keep the bigger questions in the near background, out of sight but not out of mind. What is Islamic art? What is Islamic about it? Is it art, and in what sense? Such questions are meaningless unless we define our terminology. Therefore, in the History and Development section of this site, I give a lot of attention to translating the key technical words and concepts of Islamic calligraphy, especially the jargon of the artists, which can seem a bit impenetrable. This section also includes examples of scripts.

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