Experimental Calligraphy: Explore Creating Letters with Handmade Tools
Materials and tools for Calligraphy 2
A course by Gui Menga , Designer
About the video: Materials and tools for Calligraphy 2
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In this video lesson Gui Menga addresses the topic: Materials and tools for Calligraphy 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Experimental Calligraphy: Explore Creating Letters with Handmade Tools. Unlock your creativity with this course on artistic calligraphy. Craft and use your own tools for unique aesthetics..
Partial transcription of the video
“In addition to the tools, of course, you need to use these tools with something. In calligraphy, everything we do is a relationship between Tool. the means, and the support. The tool we saw. in the middle, is the paint you will use. when you need a paint. So here I have brought some possible options. in everyday life. In calligraphy, We use a lot of Japanese ink, sumi ink. It can come in either liquid or diluted form, as in bar. And I dilute it as much as I want using an ink stone. Also, also traditionally, we can use gouache, gouache paint, which can come in tubes or in different little po...”
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Course summary for: Experimental Calligraphy: Explore Creating Letters with Handmade Tools
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Calligraphy, Hand Lettering, Lettering

Gui Menga
A course by Gui Menga
Gui Menga is a designer specializing in lettering and calligraphy, with over 15 years of experience in the field. Dedicated to the art of lettering, his professional career is marked by the creation of visual solutions that communicate beyond text, giv...
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