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Calligraphy Paper – Practice Book: 60 Lightly Ruled Sheets in 3:2:3 Ratio with 55 Degrees Slant Lines for Hand Lettering, Spencerian, Copperplate, Cursive and Modern Calligraphy
£5.70
The Perfect Calligraphy Practice Book For All Calligraphy And Handlettering Artist
60 sheets of calligraphy practice paper in a comfortable to use bound book.
Why You’ll Love this Calligraphy Paper
- 60 Sheets / 120 single-sided pages. Plenty of sheets to practice and improve your hand lettering and calligraphy skills.
- Ideal 3:2:3 grid ratio and 55 degrees slant lines. The lightly ruled grid makes calligraphy practice easier for beginners and advanced artists and the slant lines help you to naturally write with a consistent slant.
- Sized at 8.5″ x 11″, perfect bound and with a premium softcover. The non-perforated book is practically sized at 8.5’ x 11’ (21.6 x 27.9 cm) which gives you plenty of space to write in while still perfectly fitting into a bag to be carried around everywhere.
- Compatible with Spencerian, Copperplate and other script styles. This practice paper can be used for all calligraphy styles and hand lettering methods.
- Builds and increases lettering confidence. The lightly ruled pages with slant lines are ideal to practice your calligraphy and will help you to build consistency in your lettering.
Hint: Use the “Look Inside” feature on your computer to see exactly what the interior looks like
♥♥♥ Get Calligraphy Paper now and notice your calligraphy and hand lettering improve. ♥♥♥
Give it a try, you will love it!
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Additional information
| Publisher | Independently published (17 Sept. 2020) |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 123 pages |
| ISBN-13 | 979-8687049962 |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 0.71 x 27.94 cm |
by Jennifer Turnbull
The quality of the paper is poor. I’ve used a pilot parallel pen and it bleeds. How can you practise thin lines if the blue as soon you write ? the whole point of a calligraphy pad is that it works well with fountain pen ink . I would have preferred less pages and better quality. Rubbish don’t bother
by Steve
Works better as blotting paper. Significant bleed from the ink. Very disappointing.
by Inky Fingers
Great quality and value for money. Love this for practicing both my brush calligraphy and my Italics and French Ronde etc. Pens don’t bleed on paper, definitely buying another one when I need it.
by Olha Romanenko
Not suitable for ink dip pens!
Im learning copperplate calligraphy as a complete beginner using ink dip pens, after using some standard graph paper and eyeballing the required 55 degree slant and 3:2:3 ratios I decided I wanted to up my game and this seemed to tick all the boxes that and the 4.3 rating over 87 reviews.
Unfortunately there is a flaw, the ink will just bleed all over the paper, causing no definition between the thick and thin strokes which make copperplate a beautiful script to use.
I have attached photos of generic graph paper I was using and the calligraphy paper workbook using the same ink dip pen. If you are using ink dip pens I would definitely look for alternate options as this will not provide a satisfying result.
On a positive, it’s going to be fine if you are using pencil. Also not I have tried any other writing media.
Im now going to opt for a 500 sheet of quality paper and find a copperplate template online (or just photocopy pages from this booklet, if I’m stuck with it) and just print my own sheets as needed.
by Amazon Customer
This is great I have just started learning Calligraphy and couldn’t work out the slant, but this paper has the slant guide lines that really help
by Mads4it
The paper that this pad is made of is very absorbant, making it useless to use with any kind of free flowing ink pen, fountain, dip pen or otherwise.
by Inky Fingers
The lines that are there, are easy to use, however further lines would make it even more helpful to the absolute beginner like me.
After less than a page, I have decided that calligraphy and I should part ways on good terms, as I just don’t seem to have the hand control for. Probably down to my age lol.