We are back at it again with a new hand to learn.
CALLIARTS 8 SEPTEMBER
2018
MONOLINE LETTERING
Tutor: Glenis Sheather
A monoline is
a line that is of uniform width.
Therefore, all strokes of monoline letters are the same width; no thicks
and thins. Many writing implements can
be used to create monoline letters, e.g. pencil, ball point pen, gel pen, fine
liner, etc. While we will look at using
these tools our main focus will be the use of appropriate pen nibs such as
Speedball Series B nibs and ink.
Many
traditional scripts can be adapted to a monoline variation and there are also
numerous interesting monoline alphabets.
We will only have time to look at a couple of examples in this workshop
but I’m sure this introduction to monoline lettering will encourage you to
explore it further.
Materials List:
·
At least
2 monoline nibs, including a medium size eg, Speedball B3 and a fine one, eg.
B5 ½ or B6, or similar.
·
Other monoline pens, including a 2B or HB
pencil, fine liner, gel pen and ball point pen.
·
Regular
calligraphy gear, including layout pad, ink or gouache of your choice.
·
Short
verse
·
An A4
sheet of better quality art paper, e.g. Canson Mi-teints or Arches HP. This is not essential, only if you have some.
Cost is $10.00 at Sylvania Community Hall, Canberra Rd, Sylvania 1 to 4pm.Proudly supported by Sutherland Shire Council. |
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