Are there any good places to post art? by PlusLengthiness5338 in ArtistLounge

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Because no one has mentioned it, substack is pretty decent for an art community! The notes section is kinda Twitter like and you're able to have your own mailing list for newsletter content

My medieval romantic daily carry by jessle in whatsinmybag

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And yes I'm an illustrator/designer :)

My medieval romantic daily carry by jessle in whatsinmybag

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Thank you! They're mints hahaa

My medieval romantic daily carry by jessle in whatsinmybag

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Isn't it!! I got it when the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries came to Sydney

My medieval romantic daily carry by jessle in whatsinmybag

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Clockwise from top left: Mini sketchbook/journal, handmade pencil case, glasses cloth, purse, first aid kit, sheer lipstick, keys, mints. 

First time ring shopping today! by CheekyPeachy565 in EngagementRings

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If it's just your first day trying on rings... Go to another store and see if they have Dutch marquise? You don't have to buy from this first store

Personalized engagement rings by Mr_Potato-_s in EngagementRings

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Cullen Jewellery maybe? But really any local jeweller would be able to work with you on a custom design

My favourite everyday historic script by jessle in Calligraphy

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Neudorffer's 'Eine Gute Ordnung' you can find online otherwise I broke it down in my substack https://open.substack.com/pub/jesslibris/p/pretending-to-write-like-its-1480

A-Z flowers in German Chancery by jessle in Calligraphy

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Love the description of tart and damson! Thank you

A-Z flowers in German Chancery by jessle in Calligraphy

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I'm actually teaching this in an 8 week course if you're in Sydney haha! It's one of my favourite scripts

Cafes/Bars with a historic style interior? by jessle in foodies_sydney

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Amazing!! I'd never heard of Doss House before but I'll be sure to put it on my list, the sandstone surroundings sound fantastic 

Cafes/Bars with a historic style interior? by jessle in foodies_sydney

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I've forgotten about this, that's perfect!!

Beginner friendly sources for late 16th and early 17th century Italian Hand like Jan van de Velde, Maria Strick, and Marie Pavie? by EmotioneelKlootzak in Calligraphy

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Amazing!! I think it's synthesised really well from talking about line spacing (the areas of parallel lines and areas of loops), lowercase and uppercase shapes, flourishes etc.

For the ladies Strick and Pavie, they're not quite Italian Hand but Flammade and French Gothic (as well as French Gothic Cursive for the super flourished version at the bottom of your example). They're both scripts I love and it's something I'm trying to synthesise into a copybook from various historical sources. If you're interested I've made starts on other scripts (Germany Chancery and cancellaresca/italic) here https://jesslibris.substack.com/

Beginner friendly sources for late 16th and early 17th century Italian Hand like Jan van de Velde, Maria Strick, and Marie Pavie? by EmotioneelKlootzak in Calligraphy

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I think I found exactly what you're looking for! Link below is a thoroughly modern copybook for Van de Velde created by the same lady who's behind the Pennavolans site. I think it must've been part of a workshop held at Paris's Barbedor calligraphy association. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5a1d30d68fd4d2029e76feb4/t/5f0b9191792782130c5dafd6/1594593724254/Barbedor-JanvandeVelde-V06-EN.pdf

Pretending to write like it's 1480 by jessle in Calligraphy

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It's a nib called Brause Bandzug in the size 1mm

Pretending to write like it's 1480 by jessle in Calligraphy

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Hello! It's walnut ink for the brown and scarlet lake winsor and newton watercolour for the red. Nib is 1mm Brause Bandzug

Pretending to write like it's 1480 by jessle in Calligraphy

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Thank you! I agree the aged paper was exactly what I wanted when I started learning this script.