I have watched HUNDREDS of videos on calligraphy -this is the best by far. ATTN: to anyone who wants a comprehensive video on the wonderful art of calligraphy, look no further, this is the best of the best. 🖋✒️🖌✒️
Thank you SO much for your very kind feedback! We spent a lot of time on this tutorial series to make it as comprehensive as possible, especially for beginners! Currently we are working on a Majuscules video series, so stay tuned for that :)
WOW!!! I feel as if I found a Gold mine. I am thinking of learning Calligraphy and went through few videos and then I found your video. I just love it. Unlike other videos you talk so slowly and softly that alone feels very calm and soothing. The best thing is that you explain it so well. I had to Subscribe it. THANK YOU very much.
I have watched several tutorials tonight on you tube about Calligraphy. I saw Jordan Moran's beginning video and was very happy with her video, but I saw that you actually teach it. YOUR a VERY GOOD INSTRUCTOR and one that I can follow. The BEST I have seen so far, and your the one I want to teach me. I have wanted to do this for yrs..Thank you for putting the supplies needed under your video..I will be buying them so I can follow along. .I want to learn how to write my name, and my husb and kids. I am a card maker and have been for over 20+ yrs. I would love to put my own sentiments in calligraphy in my cards instead of using stamps...Thank you again so very much...
I have to say this is the most in-depth, professional and insightful video I have seen. Others do not even come close thank you for taking the time to create this video you have been extremely helpful to at least one person and I’m extremely appreciative
I just discovered you video. I must say, you are a gifted teacher. It is a pleasure to watch and hear your clear presentation. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your talent and passion. I am inspired!
Just found these tutorials! These are much better than the physical classes I took on calligraphy! Thanks for your wonderful videos and teaching methods!
Thank you for posting this video that explains everything in such a clear and simple manner that even a beginner like me can understand. I like the way you explain the basic strokes and how important it is to get those down. And the way you go over the nomenclature of the writing instrument. As a beginner, I couldn't figure out how the artists in some of the other videos were making some of the lines thin and some of the lines thick. I watched many videos before I stumbled upon your video (which is the best one I found so far). I think I might try my hand at learning calligraphy and collect some of the things needed to get started. Again, thank you so much for posting this. Míl Grácias, Mike Vasquez, Albuquerque, NM
You´re right Joanne Labelle!! Finally a video, that actually shows and IS explaned, how, what, why must be done, drawn to make that type of Calligraphy work!! Finally, I´ve found you!! Thanks a lot, for having made such a video for all of us!! :-)
Got my Osprey Pens with their Zebra G setup & it's great! After doing my review I want to learn copper plate to really take advantage of the pen. This vid is perfect! Will be watching many more! 👍
Love love love! I don't have this kind of pen yet but your videos really inspires me a lot like it's literally telling me "I can do the same." Simple yet very easy to understand and to follow! Thank you for this loveleighloops! You made a begginer's day again. ❤❤❤
Love this! I started practicing calligraphy a year ago, but very scarcely and now I'm trying to actually get into it. These videos so far are very well explained!
I've dabbled with cartridge pens with broad nibs in the past, but really have always wanted to start using my dip pen (had one for years...been awfully intimidated by it) and copperplate seems the way to go. I think I'll be going with the English Roundhand variant. I really liked this introductory video. It highlighted very clearly why the fundamentals are so necessary. I'll be checking out the rest. Thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing, Jeremiah! And yes you are absolutely correct - learning the fundamentals is the most important part. Once you have a solid foundation, you will understand everything that follows even better, and you will be able to progress even more quickly. Thanks for the comment and good luck with copperplate! :)
At 4:17 you change the paper you are writing on. Previous to the change the six lines are from top to bottom 2A, 1A, H, B, 1D, 2D. After the change the six lines are 1A, 2A,H,B, 1D, 2D. This change is not explained. Traditionally the fine strokes are called “fillers” and the thick strokes are “risers”. Not shure when this changed to “hairlines”.
Thank you for the fundamentals of the calligraphy you've shared with us, who were ashamed, due to terrible handwriting, which followed us (at least me) whole my life.... 03:05 - 55 degrees - very interesting feature... I have a picture in my mind, of the monk in 15th century, who rewrites a text during the night, while having only a single candle on the right corner of the angled desk, where the shadow of his pen was the guidance that he follows, which, I believe, is the most critical part of the uniformity of the calligraphy in order to avoid the "dunk letters", although of the same size. Cheers!
I am a beginner in copperplate lettering. As I am watching this, it's all very similar to learning brush lettering, correct? The basic strokes are very much the same. Maybe this won't be as difficult as I thought. Thank you for making these videos. They're brilliant!
Sheila Lewis-Lorum yes, you are correct!! The basic strokes and letter formation are very similar. In fact, we teach Brush Lettering by following the rules of Copperplate. Thanks for the comment and good luck with your lettering! Let us know if we can help!:)
An oblique holder is usually for Spencerian rather than copperplate. A lot of master scribes have told me that. I am an amateur calligrapher only though.
I know you probably weren't meaning to do this, but this is definitely in a category of ASMR. If you don't already do it, you should start an ASMR calligraphy channel. I think it will do very well!!
A lot of good fundamentals. However, I've never seen anyone write with an oblique holder without turning their paper so the nib lines up with the slope. Keeping the paper flat causes the nib to be pulled down the paper at an awkward angle. I just put that out there in case any new calligraphers see the video and want to learn a more traditional way. I believe Joe Vitolo has a video on how to line up your pen, nib, and paper. Best wishes to all who pursue this beautiful lettering style.
Yes- excellent point! Something I forgot to mention in the video is that the paper is rotated, but so is the camera, so the paper appears straight even though it's angled. Also, the nib should line up with the slant line as you mentioned. If the camera was overhead it would show the same slant, but because of how the pen is oriented in relation to the camera, it appears off slant. Thanks so much for your comment!
Hey! I got a problem. My writing style has some characters some lines of which going upward have to be broader than just a thin line. Does it mean I wont be able to use a fountain pen? Are there any nibs that let you make broad lines even when you make upgoing lines?
(Smile) ... "Excuse me Ma'am... I am watching a very informative, enthusiastic, phenomenal teacher (YOU)... I am sitting here watching # 2 of 7.... so sorry I can not chat right now... I am learning about Copperplate Calligraphy... (I'll see you at the other video.... ) lol... I can't help it ... I'm an Acting Teacher...
Hello! I used HP Premium 32lb paper in this video. Here's our supply guide with links to Amazon: loveleighloops.teachable.com/courses/347372/lectures/5314437
This is a great informative video on beginning calligraphy, but I have to say, the voice of the narrator/insructor is soooo soothing, sexy and mesmerizing, it's difficult for me to stay focused and concentrate on the content! If you're the one reading this comment I hope you take this as a sincere compliment of the highest order. I will save this video as both informative, as I'm interested in calligraphy, as well as adding this to my ASMR content as your voice is the amazing! Thank you!
Right now I'm learning modern through The Happy Ever Crafter course, taught by Becca, and during the supplies breakdown, it was all about preference. Pointed pen was mentioned as being really difficult, but once mastered, brush pen would be a breeze. Nib should be flexible and pointed, but some can be less flexible, easier for beginner. Nikko G and Zebra G nibs were said to be popular for beginners. Speedball holders were mentioned as inexpensive and good for beginner. There are oblique and straight holders (speedballs come in both varieties). In video we see oblique, which holds the nib at an angle. I imagine brush pen would be fine, because it involves the same light/hard pressure as pointed pen. Becca mentioned her favorite recommendation was Tombow Fudenosuke. Also, soft tip would be harder and hard tip easier. There are different sizes so for Becca's course we print the according workbook. Whichever writing tool you use impacts the quality/type of paper you need. Perspective from beginner in modern calligraphy, so take what I've said as you will.
Thanks! This lesson gives some paper recommendations (and a supplies overview): loveleighloops.teachable.com/courses/calligraphy-on-point/lectures/5314437
Hello! Here are some options specific to Copperplate: www.iampeth.com/sites/iampeth.com/files/public_files/guidelines_letter_0.pdf We also offer more at: bit.ly/freeguidesheets
Thank you so much....great!!!!.......plz tell me what kind of pen your using....I'm very interested but I don't anything about pens and inks...plz tell me...
Tran Huy I think the spacing I used was 7mm between baseline and headerline. If you go to www.loveleighloops.com you can download these strokes and print them out!
Hi again, I just put almost everything in my basket. Can you tell me where to get the Calligraphy slanted grid paper that you learn Calligraphy on, as shown in Jordan Moran's video. I don't believe she had it listed. Thank you so much..I subscribed and THUMBS UP!
victoria ciolek Thank you so much for your nice comments! We're so glad you find our videos valuable. The guidesheets can be found for free here: www.iampeth.com/sites/iampeth.com/files/public_files/guidelines_letter_0.pdf We usually use the 7mm size. Best of luck and let us know if you have any more questions!
Thank you. I haven't been asleep yet. it is 6:30 am here. so as soon as I add the grid paper to my supply list I am off to bed. THANK YOU, I can't wait to learn... PS Thank you I just copied it and downloaded it in case I need more.. :)
You can do either way, but we usually recommend starting larger so that you can see everything with lots of detail. Then once you get more comfortable, you can start using the smaller guidelines
I'm downloading the free guide sheets. Only problem is I don't know exactly what guide sheet to should I use, landscape, large or medium or portrait, small or medium? Please help!
hello! I realise when i try to write an upward stroke, there is little to no ink coming out, is it the angle of the pen that needs to be change? I'm using zebra g titanium nib.
Hello! You can try changing the angle of the pen relative to the paper. I usually have about 45 degree angle between the nib and paper if you look at it from the side. You can also try "gliding" upward and make sure you're not applying pressure when you go up. Or, if your ink is too thick, that could be contributing to the issue. Hopefully one of those suggestions helps!
Hello! For this style of calligraphy, a pointed pen is recommended. If you'd like to use a normal/monoline pen, you can do faux calligraphy. Here's our free course about that! loveleighloops.teachable.com/p/faux-real-calligraphy
QUESTION: Why is the right side of the "n" a compound curve, while the sections of the "m" are overturns? It seems both terms could be used to describe those sections of both letters. (I guess the same question reworded might be: Isn't the compound curve redundant, in the sense that it's a combination of overturn + upstroke?)
Excellent observation! The first part of the curves are the same. The difference is subtle but you'll see it if you look along the baseline: the base of the overturn shade is flat and full pressure, while the base of the compound curve shade tapers and curves. You can think of it as an overturn + underturn.
@@LoveleighLoops, ah, that makes sense! Thank you so much for taking the time to clarify. (I'm the type -- no pun intended -- who _really_ likes to understand the fundamentals.) I have calligraphy supplies arriving this afternoon, so this evening I look forward to watching your excellent videos and jumping in! Best wishes to you :-)
Thank you for watching our video tutorial! Download your free Copperplate practice sheet at loveleighloops.com/copguidesheet
I have watched HUNDREDS of videos on calligraphy -this is the best by far. ATTN: to anyone who wants a comprehensive video on the wonderful art of calligraphy, look no further, this is the best of the best. 🖋✒️🖌✒️
Thank you SO much for your very kind feedback! We spent a lot of time on this tutorial series to make it as comprehensive as possible, especially for beginners! Currently we are working on a Majuscules video series, so stay tuned for that :)
Loveleigh Loops Jesus be come a teacher already.
Literally, lol.
Joanne is right. This is the best and most comprehensive video on calligraphy I’ve seen.
Wonderful opinion
WOW!!! I feel as if I found a Gold mine. I am thinking of learning Calligraphy and went through few videos and then I found your video. I just love it. Unlike other videos you talk so slowly and softly that alone feels very calm and soothing. The best thing is that you explain it so well. I had to Subscribe it. THANK YOU very much.
Wonderful! Thank you so much!
❤
I have watched several tutorials tonight on you tube about Calligraphy. I saw Jordan Moran's beginning video and was very happy with her video, but I saw that you actually teach it. YOUR a VERY GOOD INSTRUCTOR and one that I can follow. The BEST I have seen so far, and your the one I want to teach me. I have wanted to do this for yrs..Thank you for putting the supplies needed under your video..I will be buying them so I can follow along. .I want to learn how to write my name, and my husb and kids. I am a card maker and have been for over 20+ yrs. I would love to put my own sentiments in calligraphy in my cards instead of using stamps...Thank you again so very much...
Appreciated 🙏
Thanks for the free content.... Its nice of you to be gracious to share it free
Thank you for watching! :)
As an absolute beginner, have to say.....this gal is a born communicator/educator! 🎉☺️🥰
LOVED the vid!!!
Thank you very much!!
Your videos are very precise…I certainly will be following these…thank you.
I have to say this is the most in-depth, professional and insightful video I have seen. Others do not even come close thank you for taking the time to create this video you have been extremely helpful to at least one person and I’m extremely appreciative
Thank you , we appreciate your thoughtful comment!
This is what I am searching for the last two weeks
Thankyou Loveleigh Loops
So glad it's helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting.
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I have learned faux calligraphy because of you now it's time for copperplate Thank you so much
So glad you're learning a lot! :)
Please give classes on this. You are the perfect teacher.
I just discovered you video. I must say, you are a gifted teacher. It is a pleasure to watch and hear your clear presentation. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your talent and passion. I am inspired!
Thank you so much for your feedback!! Hearing words like yours mean so much. xoxo
Without a doubt, they are the best tutorials I have found. Thank you very much for sharing excellent work.
Wow, thanks!
Just found these tutorials! These are much better than the physical classes I took on calligraphy! Thanks for your wonderful videos and teaching methods!
Thank you for the kind feedback, Lee!!
Thank you for posting this video that explains everything in such a clear and simple manner that even a beginner like me can understand. I like the way you explain the basic strokes and how important it is to get those down. And the way you go over the nomenclature of the writing instrument. As a beginner, I couldn't figure out how the artists in some of the other videos were making some of the lines thin and some of the lines thick. I watched many videos before I stumbled upon your video (which is the best one I found so far). I think I might try my hand at learning calligraphy and collect some of the things needed to get started. Again, thank you so much for posting this.
Míl Grácias,
Mike Vasquez,
Albuquerque, NM
It's just awesome 💯
You are the Best .. to the point yet detailed wherever needed .. may your channel grow exponentially .. :)
Thank you very much for your comment!
You´re right Joanne Labelle!! Finally a video, that actually shows and IS explaned, how, what, why must be done, drawn to make that type of Calligraphy work!! Finally, I´ve found you!! Thanks a lot, for having made such a video for all of us!! :-)
We really appreciate your feedback! Thank you for the comment! :)
My pleasure and you deserve it!! :-))
Congratulations! You have a very didactic approach.
U have given a Nice and clear demonstration.Explained the basics well
Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Got my Osprey Pens with their Zebra G setup & it's great! After doing my review I want to learn copper plate to really take advantage of the pen. This vid is perfect! Will be watching many more! 👍
Your content is amazing. I really enjoy your content
Thank you so much for watching! ❤
This is the best tutorial! Thanks for being through and not being a showoff. Love from Bangladesh ❤️
Thanks for taking the time to leave such nice feedback!:)
Excellent. Very helpful
Great tutorial!! Thank you for what you've done!! #KeepWriting #CalligraphyMasters 💗😍🙏
Indeed
Thanks very much for a really great video, and giving really careful explanations. From a new subscriber in England. X
I really appreciate this series, this is by far the best intro to calligraphy
Thank you so much!! We wanted to make it the most comprehensive intro as possible, so we are glad that you have found it valuable.
Love love love! I don't have this kind of pen yet but your videos really inspires me a lot like it's literally telling me "I can do the same." Simple yet very easy to understand and to follow! Thank you for this loveleighloops! You made a begginer's day again. ❤❤❤
Thanks for all of your positive comments!! You should definitely try using a pointed pen, I think you'd be great at it!
Thanks so much for watching! Here's the link to our workbook: www.etsy.com/listing/531055261/introduction-to-calligraphy-copperplate
Is that what you mean hppaper.com/na/product/hp-premium-choice-laser-paper/ ya ?
Can we use this calligraphy pen with simple ink?
Thank you for helping us,all of your videos are really helpful.And by the way you have just a sweet voice.
Love this! I started practicing calligraphy a year ago, but very scarcely and now I'm trying to actually get into it. These videos so far are very well explained!
So glad you find these videos to be helpful! You can do it!:)
Excellent in both instruction and execution.
Thank you for watching!
I've dabbled with cartridge pens with broad nibs in the past, but really have always wanted to start using my dip pen (had one for years...been awfully intimidated by it) and copperplate seems the way to go. I think I'll be going with the English Roundhand variant. I really liked this introductory video. It highlighted very clearly why the fundamentals are so necessary. I'll be checking out the rest. Thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing, Jeremiah! And yes you are absolutely correct - learning the fundamentals is the most important part. Once you have a solid foundation, you will understand everything that follows even better, and you will be able to progress even more quickly. Thanks for the comment and good luck with copperplate! :)
Very well explained!
Fantastic video, very helpful!
Thank you for watching!
Wow this is such an amazing video .....it has helped me so much , thank you for making this video
You're so welcome!
Ur tutorials are very very helpful.. thanku so much
Raj Sharma thanks for watching!!:)
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Loved how you clearly you explained the angle and basic strokes.
You're welcome! We love explaining things in detail. Thanks for watching :)
A total newbie and this video was excellent!! TFS...
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Very Nice explanation 👍👍
At 4:17 you change the paper you are writing on. Previous to the change the six lines are from top to bottom 2A, 1A, H, B, 1D, 2D. After the change the six lines are 1A, 2A,H,B, 1D, 2D. This change is not explained. Traditionally the fine strokes are called “fillers” and the thick strokes are “risers”. Not shure when this changed to “hairlines”.
May i ask if the same pen can be used if yr left handed 🤔
Very informative video... specially that strokes and names of lines that is base head ascender descender...
Thanks for watching!
Plz tell me about that pen and ink........
Arbaaz Mirza the information is in the video description
Thank you mam 😍
Thank you so much for the tutorial. You're goddess for doing such benevolent work for us, peasants.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for the fundamentals of the calligraphy you've shared with us, who were ashamed, due to terrible handwriting, which followed us (at least me) whole my life....
03:05 - 55 degrees - very interesting feature... I have a picture in my mind, of the monk in 15th century, who rewrites a text during the night, while having only a single candle on the right corner of the angled desk, where the shadow of his pen was the guidance that he follows, which, I believe, is the most critical part of the uniformity of the calligraphy in order to avoid the "dunk letters", although of the same size.
Cheers!
Thanks for the interesting story!
I am a beginner in copperplate lettering. As I am watching this, it's all very similar to learning brush lettering, correct? The basic strokes are very much the same. Maybe this won't be as difficult as I thought. Thank you for making these videos. They're brilliant!
Sheila Lewis-Lorum yes, you are correct!! The basic strokes and letter formation are very similar. In fact, we teach Brush Lettering by following the rules of Copperplate. Thanks for the comment and good luck with your lettering! Let us know if we can help!:)
Thanks. You actually teach instead of just showcase.
Demo
An oblique holder is usually for Spencerian rather than copperplate. A lot of master scribes have told me that. I am an amateur calligrapher only though.
You can use whatever pen feels most comfortable to you!
Super🎉🎉🎉🎉
I know you probably weren't meaning to do this, but this is definitely in a category of ASMR. If you don't already do it, you should start an ASMR calligraphy channel. I think it will do very well!!
While that wasn't the purpose of the video, I could see how it could be relaxing to watch! Thank you!
Omg i was thinking the same thing 😂
A lot of good fundamentals. However, I've never seen anyone write with an oblique holder without turning their paper so the nib lines up with the slope. Keeping the paper flat causes the nib to be pulled down the paper at an awkward angle. I just put that out there in case any new calligraphers see the video and want to learn a more traditional way. I believe Joe Vitolo has a video on how to line up your pen, nib, and paper. Best wishes to all who pursue this beautiful lettering style.
Yes- excellent point! Something I forgot to mention in the video is that the paper is rotated, but so is the camera, so the paper appears straight even though it's angled. Also, the nib should line up with the slant line as you mentioned. If the camera was overhead it would show the same slant, but because of how the pen is oriented in relation to the camera, it appears off slant. Thanks so much for your comment!
Does anyone have suggestions for a good brand of calligraphy pens, nibs, and ink
Excelent! Thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
At what distance are slanting lines drawn in guide sheet
We generally use the same distance that's between the horizontal lines for the slant lines
AMAZING CALLIGRAPHY!!!
Very informative and concise.. Thank you..
Thank you so much for the comment, and thanks for watching!
Can you please say what's the height in cm for the "x height" .
How much is the gap between b and h... Please reply... Thank you
Nice Info!
Could we use a straight dip pen for copperplate calligraphy?
Yep, if it's more comfortable for you to us a straight holder, you can!
I loved this! I really want to try calligraphy, do you know what are the essentials when starting? I’m a bit lost with pens and nibs!
Hello! We have a free supply guide that will answer your questions :) Download it here: www.loveleighloops.com/supply-guide
Hey!
I got a problem. My writing style has some characters some lines of which going upward have to be broader than just a thin line. Does it mean I wont be able to use a fountain pen? Are there any nibs that let you make broad lines even when you make upgoing lines?
I am sooo excited to Watch all of your Tutorials.... "Thank YOU" so much for explaining in detail, how to do this... You are a Great Teacher... ;)
Judi Christopher your comment means so much - thanks!! Hope you enjoy the videos!:)
(Smile) ... "Excuse me Ma'am... I am watching a very informative, enthusiastic, phenomenal teacher (YOU)... I am sitting here watching # 2 of 7.... so sorry I can not chat right now... I am learning about Copperplate Calligraphy... (I'll see you at the other video.... ) lol... I can't help it ... I'm an Acting Teacher...
Can it be done left handed?
One question, is it fine to use 50º angle on your copperplate??
Copperplate is traditionally done at a 55 degree angle. If you prefer a more slanted look, you could try 50 degrees.
@@LoveleighLoops Thank you very much!
Thank you so much!
Whats the name of the pen???
Hello! Thanks for explaining so nicely. It really helps a lot.
But can u please tell that what type of paper should we use and where to get it .
Hello! I used HP Premium 32lb paper in this video. Here's our supply guide with links to Amazon: loveleighloops.teachable.com/courses/347372/lectures/5314437
This is a great informative video on beginning calligraphy, but I have to say, the voice of the narrator/insructor is soooo soothing, sexy and mesmerizing, it's difficult for me to stay focused and concentrate on the content! If you're the one reading this comment I hope you take this as a sincere compliment of the highest order. I will save this video as both informative, as I'm interested in calligraphy, as well as adding this to my ASMR content as your voice is the amazing! Thank you!
Thank you sooooo much
We are sooooo glad that it helped 🙂
can you please do a tutorial where you dont use an oblique pen?
Can you guide me as to the best pen nib for Copperplate? I am a brand new beginner.
Right now I'm learning modern through The Happy Ever Crafter course, taught by Becca, and during the supplies breakdown, it was all about preference.
Pointed pen was mentioned as being really difficult, but once mastered, brush pen would be a breeze.
Nib should be flexible and pointed, but some can be less flexible, easier for beginner. Nikko G and Zebra G nibs were said to be popular for beginners. Speedball holders were mentioned as inexpensive and good for beginner. There are oblique and straight holders (speedballs come in both varieties). In video we see oblique, which holds the nib at an angle.
I imagine brush pen would be fine, because it involves the same light/hard pressure as pointed pen. Becca mentioned her favorite recommendation was Tombow Fudenosuke. Also, soft tip would be harder and hard tip easier. There are different sizes so for Becca's course we print the according workbook.
Whichever writing tool you use impacts the quality/type of paper you need.
Perspective from beginner in modern calligraphy, so take what I've said as you will.
where did you get your ink bottle and holder? Ive searched all over and can't find anything similar.
Great tutorial. Do you have a video about practice paper? I have 2 booklets of practice paper and they are different from each other.
Thanks! This lesson gives some paper recommendations (and a supplies overview): loveleighloops.teachable.com/courses/calligraphy-on-point/lectures/5314437
great instruction video. Thx for making it and sharing ur knowledge.
You're welcome! Thanks so much for watching.
As like workbook ,please provide link for such pen
Hello! All of the links can be found in our Supply Guide: loveleighloops.com/cop-supply-guide
What paper do you use??
Here's the paper (HP Premium): www.amazon.com/dp/B000099O2W/?ref=exp_loveleighloops_dp_vv_d
Can you recommend what type of pens and inks are best to use for beginners? also what type of paper I can use to start with?
Hello! If you go to bit.ly/LLWishlist, you will get a PDF with all of our top recommended supplies for beginners including links to order them online!
love to you take care love
Where do you get the guide sheet for copperplate calligraphy?
Hello! Here are some options specific to Copperplate: www.iampeth.com/sites/iampeth.com/files/public_files/guidelines_letter_0.pdf
We also offer more at: bit.ly/freeguidesheets
This is beautiful
Thank you, Zoey :)
Thank you for this series! Where did you get the second ink holder in the wooden block? Do we have to make them ourselves?
You can make one, or you can get them at Paper & Ink Arts: www.paperinkarts.com/dinkylg1.html
Is there any differences for lefties? My pen sounds very scratchy when I write and I feel that the angle is a little awkward 😅
Depending on how you hold your pen, a straight holder (instead of an oblique holder) might be easier to use!
What nib are you using in this video?
Hello! It's a Hunt 101 nib. Here's a link with supply recommendations: loveleighloops.teachable.com/courses/347372/lectures/5314437
I have a question plz! What kind of pin do u using in this video? And what kind of ink ? Cuz I seen a big bottle of ink , I would like to use it...
Hello! Here are the supplies:
Nib: Hunt 101
Ink: Sumi
Paper: HP Premium 32lb
Guide sheet: loveleighloops.com/copguidesheet
Supply Guide (with links): loveleighloops.com/cop-supply-guide
Thank you very much for ur help :) I’m so glad for that , ur greatfull
Is that what you mean hppaper.com/na/product/hp-premium-choice-laser-paper/ ya ?
Por favor me encantan tus vídeos de caligrafía copperplate pero me podrías decir qué plumilla usas muchas gracias
Thank you sooo much!! I learned a lot!! Would that nib work for a lefty?
You're welcome! Yes, you can use that nib even if you're left handed :)
Thank you so much....great!!!!.......plz tell me what kind of pen your using....I'm very interested but I don't anything about pens and inks...plz tell me...
Thanks! All of the supplies use (including links) are in the description of this video
Hello Loveleigh Loops, Thanks for your video but can I ask you that? How distance between baseline and headerline? Thank you
Tran Huy I think the spacing I used was 7mm between baseline and headerline. If you go to www.loveleighloops.com you can download these strokes and print them out!
How come you subtract 10 degrees when you write though
Thank you
What paper are you using? And which nib?
Hello! The materials used are listed in the description of the video. Hunt 101 nib (amzn.to/2l69trd), HP Premium paper (amzn.to/2kJAPAd)
Hi again, I just put almost everything in my basket. Can you tell me where to get the Calligraphy slanted grid paper that you learn Calligraphy on, as shown in Jordan Moran's video. I don't believe she had it listed. Thank you so much..I subscribed and THUMBS UP!
victoria ciolek Thank you so much for your nice comments! We're so glad you find our videos valuable. The guidesheets can be found for free here: www.iampeth.com/sites/iampeth.com/files/public_files/guidelines_letter_0.pdf
We usually use the 7mm size. Best of luck and let us know if you have any more questions!
Thank you. I haven't been asleep yet. it is 6:30 am here. so as soon as I add the grid paper to my supply list I am off to bed. THANK YOU, I can't wait to learn... PS Thank you I just copied it and downloaded it in case I need more.. :)
Thank you and should we start from small to large or large to small?
You can do either way, but we usually recommend starting larger so that you can see everything with lots of detail. Then once you get more comfortable, you can start using the smaller guidelines
Which pen is this
Is there any difference between pointed pen and split nib pen??... Please say... Thank you 💟
From where did you buy it
Hello! You can view our supply guide with links here: loveleighloops.com/cop-supply-guide
I'm downloading the free guide sheets. Only problem is I don't know exactly what guide sheet to should I use, landscape, large or medium or portrait, small or medium? Please help!
For Copperplate, the Medium guidelines will probably work best. Portrait/landscape is your personal preference - if you can't decide, use portrait :)
Una voz verdaderamente hermosa.
hello!
I realise when i try to write an upward stroke, there is little to no ink coming out, is it the angle of the pen that needs to be change?
I'm using zebra g titanium nib.
Hello! You can try changing the angle of the pen relative to the paper. I usually have about 45 degree angle between the nib and paper if you look at it from the side. You can also try "gliding" upward and make sure you're not applying pressure when you go up. Or, if your ink is too thick, that could be contributing to the issue. Hopefully one of those suggestions helps!
hey can i use a normal pen? Like not at an angle? It makes big difference?
Hello! For this style of calligraphy, a pointed pen is recommended.
If you'd like to use a normal/monoline pen, you can do faux calligraphy. Here's our free course about that! loveleighloops.teachable.com/p/faux-real-calligraphy
QUESTION: Why is the right side of the "n" a compound curve, while the sections of the "m" are overturns? It seems both terms could be used to describe those sections of both letters. (I guess the same question reworded might be: Isn't the compound curve redundant, in the sense that it's a combination of overturn + upstroke?)
Excellent observation! The first part of the curves are the same. The difference is subtle but you'll see it if you look along the baseline: the base of the overturn shade is flat and full pressure, while the base of the compound curve shade tapers and curves. You can think of it as an overturn + underturn.
@@LoveleighLoops, ah, that makes sense! Thank you so much for taking the time to clarify. (I'm the type -- no pun intended -- who _really_ likes to understand the fundamentals.) I have calligraphy supplies arriving this afternoon, so this evening I look forward to watching your excellent videos and jumping in! Best wishes to you :-)
@@xyzct I'm the same way, so I totally understand :) Thanks and have fun with your new supplies!
Which nib are you using?
I'm using a Hunt 101 nib in this video.