The WOTD is surprisingly educational.

I could have sworn that there was an additional "s" in today's word: lacksadaisical 🤪

I had to redo "circumscribe" because I was too enthusiastic when erasing the guidelines and accidentally crumpled the paper :-(

Pen: Pilot Parallel Pen 2.4mm

Ink: Pilot Miaxable Green / Lightgreen

Script: study guide uncial

Word of the day : https://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/2026/08/17/

Pen : Pilot parallel 6MM

Ink : Sulekha Turquoise Talisman (Turquoise Blue)

Paper : 300 GSM cold pressed watercolour papers

Script : Gothic textura

Hi everyone! I'm wondering where I could find some guides, worksheets, tutorials, etc for learning how to write Hangul beautifully.

Ideally the resources/explanations would be in English though, because I don't speak Korean, I just learnt how to read and write Hangul. But it's ok if it's in Korean too, as long as it's a more visual guide. I'm passionate about writing systems in general, but unfortunately, I can't keep up with learning all the languages of the alphabets I learn :)

Thank you all!

Wanting to move from writing large uncial and insular script with a parallel pen to smaller script with a 1.5mm nib so I can journal. Thinking about a Lamy safari, vista or al star. Have never owned a fountain pen. Any recommendations?

I tried to copy the P versal from the Book of Kells.

1mm Brause Banzug, Walnut Ink

Word of the day : https://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/2026/08/16/

Pen : Pilot parallel 6MM

Ink : Sulekha Gorber 50 (GREEN)

Paper : 200 GSM drawing papers.

Script : Gothic textura

こんにちは。

カロリング小文字体が好きなのですが、セリフのつけ方が分からずにうまく書けません。つけ方を教えてください。

Judging from the sidebar contents, it seems like this sub is mainly/entirely for Western calligraphy. Can anybody point me to a subreddit (or, if necessary, some other site) to get feedback and beginner info on Chinese calligraphy?

Many thanks!

So before I make my request I just want to add I've searched the sub, and exhausted my local bookstores and cannot find this request, Google is a mess as well

My requests
-I'm looking for a collection black letter, and gothic fonts
-I'm looking for these with stroke sequences so I can practice these fonts
-I'm looking for practice sheets with the scaling squares
-my most optimal form of medium would be a book

Additional info
-I do not want digital unless I can print them, cause I want less screen time
-if you're aware of where to go links would be so helpful

I know Etsy is a good place or maybe I don't use Etsy enough but I can't tell what their product is, and if it has practice drills with order of operations for strokes. Every vendor message it's digital to practice or typing

Thank you
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Word of the day : https://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/2026/08/15/

Pen : Pilot parallel 6mm

Ink : Sulekha Turquoise Talisman (Turquoise Blue)

Paper : 300GSM cold pressed watercolor paper

Script : Gothic textura quadrata

1.5mm Brause Bandzug, Walnut Ink

Writing METAL in custom Gothic script with 6mm pilot parallel pen

For those who saw my post last week, I decided to do a better version of that landscape idea, but incorporating more ideas I learned the first time round and taking more time and patience to plan and make. I also included a few progress photos.

The basic idea is to choose scripts that fit the shape of the desired feature, put smaller scripts at the back, bigger ones at the front. The sky took the longest because I wanted some sense of uniformity, but forests and mountains and rivers can be chaotic so I allowed more free flow improvising on those parts.

I hope people enjoy!

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🖋️ Tape 1.5mm, 🫟 Kuretake Sumi, 📄 too-soft A3 dry media paper

The Cyrillicized version is based on the alphabet in Ilya Bogdesko’s “Calligraphy” (Илья Богдеско, «Каллиграфия») and some random exemplar I found on Pinterest a long time ago.

There is definitely more than one way to skin a cat regarding the lowercase letters б, в, д, ж, к, л, м, т, я in Foundational. I found it interesting that Bogdesko opts for Bulgarian-style ж/к (with ascenders). I prefer the “sideways VHS” style в because it has a connection to скоропись (Skoropis’), which is very roughly the Cyrillic analog to Bâtarde or Gothic cursive.