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2017 February Calligram FEBRUARY 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA Newsletter of Tulsa’s Lettering & Paper Arts Guild CALLIGRAPHY GHOST RANCH IAMPETH CONFERENCE LITERALLY LETTERS CONFERENCE 2017 2017 CALLIGRAM Meeting Monday, Feb. 27, 2017 Contact Us: Facebook Page 6:30 pm Doors open at 6:00 CalligraphyTulsa.com Tulsa Garden Center 2435 S. Peoria [email protected] PROGRAM: Watercolor Wonder Leslie Wade will demo stacking monoline letters and adding watercolor to make a special design. Pictured is "Semi=X" from an exercise with Reggie Ezell. What fun! And you will truly experience a zen moment while figuring what colors to use and where to put them. You may want to start thinking of a shape you might use and/or a color scheme. Black, gray and white? Bold colors? Peter 'subtle'? OR NOT! Just come and roll. Takes no calligraphic experience so BRING A FRIEND!! !1 FEBRUARY 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA Supplies for Watercolor Wonder Program: • Watercolors…PRANG, CRAYOLA or whatever • water pot • pointed brush • Waterproof tech pen type marker As ALWAYS, bring what you have, we’ll share the rest! Paper will be provided. Save the Dates! Refreshments February 27, 2017 CGO Meeting We decided not to ask people to March 4, 2017 Beginning Italic with bring snacks or drinks BUT if Marj Miller (p. 4) anyone would like to bring anything to share we're sure it March 14, 2017 Beginning will be appreciated and nibbled Copperplate, Pam Neumann (p. 3) on. March 27, 2017 CGO Meeting April 1, 2017 Intermediate Calligraphy CGO BOARD MEMBERS: with Marj Miller (p. 4) President -- Lynda Jolly Vice Pres -- Sue Kinsey April 22, 2017 Book Binding Sec/Treas -- Cassandra Adair Workshop with Teresa Wilber (p. 5) Membership & Communications -- Carol Francis April 24,2017 CGO Meeting You may contact any member of the September 22-24, 2017 Peter board via the CGO email address: [email protected] Thornton Workshops (p. 6-7) !2 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA Lynda's Lines from the President’s pen… We are nearly two months into 2017. Did anyone make a resolution to practice daily? Is anyone practicing daily? If you are, be sure to share with the rest of us the method to your madness (I need some help!) Our January meeting, exchanging cards, was lots of fun and I believe everyone enjoyed sharing hints and tips with everyone else. The cards were gorgeous and I think interesting for our guests to understand our thought processes. Thank you to everyone who participated, and all those who were at the meeting. Our February meeting will be a “hands on” activity that is very simple but has impressive results. Leslie Wade will lead us in monoline letters with color added. Everyone who attends will take home something to show for the evening and boatloads of inspiration. Continue reading the Calligram for supplies to bring and samples of what we will do. We are planning an “in house,” one-day workshop in April on bookbinding. Look through the Calligram for more information, as this plans to be a fun opportunity to learn something new or review what you already know. As always, if you have worked on anything, whether completed or not, bring it to the meeting to share with everyone. I know I always enjoy looking at original artwork. Until the fourth Monday in February – …Lynda Pam Neumann will be teaching Beginning Copperplate at Tulsa Arts Center 4 week series beginning March 14 6:30 – 8:30pm Contact Pam (918 706-7669) or Tulsa Arts Center for more information. !3 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA Marj Miller One Day Classes Two classes are planned to be held at The Peggy Helmerich Library at 5131 E 91st St, Tulsa, OK. Each class will be limited to the first fifteen respondents. Fees will be collected when you arrive and will pay for the class and all materials. Contact Marj to enroll: [email protected] March 4th – Beginner level class or refresher class. 1:00 to 4:30. Italic style lettering will be taught along with a fun project. All materials will be supplied by instructor. Cost is $25 for new participants and $15 for guild members or returning students. April 1st – Intermediate calligraphy class. 1:00 to 4:30. We will be using the Parallel Pen 3.5mm or 3.8mm. Students must have completed a beginner level Italic lettering class. Along with an emphasis on capital letters and numbers you will learn basic flourishing and lay-out techniques along with rainbow writing. Cost is $15 if you have the required size Parallel Pen. To take the class and purchase a pen the charge will be $25. All additional materials will be supplied by instructor. Marj has been a lettering artist for over 40 years and has taught classes at TCC Continuing Education and Broken Arrow Continuing Ed. She is a current member and past president of the Calligraphy Guild of Oklahoma in Tulsa. Along with Italic lettering she also enjoys teaching other lettering styles including brush pen, Uncial, and Blackletter. !4 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA Major Workshops CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OK - TULSA Presents a One-day workshop EXPOSED STITCH COPTICS with Teresa J. Wilber Saturday, April 22, 2017, 9am - 4pm Tulsa Garden Center LG-Helmerich Bldg. $60/member, $90/non-member* If you like texture and sewing that is exposed to show your handiwork, you will definitely enjoy these two books. Participants will begin the day by utilizing a variety of intriguing techniques to enhance and decorate their own cover papers. These unique papers will then be used personally embellished the book structures created by the artist. Both books are perfect for journal or sketch books, because they lay flat when opened. Your registration fee includes a supply fee for all specialty materials brought by the instructor, though, students will be asked to bring easier-to-find items from a supply-list to be provided. No prior experience required. CROSS-STRUCTURE BOOK: Signatures sewn together, with a soft cover that wraps around the spine, revealing the stitching, holding it securely. COPTIC STITCH BOOK: Signatures sewn together, revealing a binding that resembles delicate braiding, though, the cover is hard. *MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Contact Teresa: Calligraphy Guild of OK - Tulsa 918-724-8733 REGISTER & MAIL TO: [email protected] Teresa J. Wilber Calligraphy & Visual Arts th 7707 S 70 E PL !5 Tulsa, OK 74133 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OK - TULSA Presents a WORKSHOP WEEKEND Location: Tulsa Garden Center LG-Helmerich Building Workshop #One, Friday, September 22, 2017 9am-4pm STROKES OF REBELLION: Lettering with a Ruling Pen with PETER THORNTON Calligraphy--beautiful writing, has historically appealed to the left and logical side of our brain. In this workshop we shall be working on numerous exercises, using letters that produce a wide range of tones and textures, where absolute legibility is somewhat sacrificed for visual interest, and where logic is replaced with invention and play. Whilst using non-traditional and traditional tools, we shall primarily be using the Folded Ruling Pen, a tool that openly encourages a more adventurous (and less precious) approach. Beginning with some simple and fundamental strokes, we shall carefully build up alphabets that have a healthy disregard for the 'safe and pretty' for ones that carry a certain 'rebel' demeanor. With the use of colour (gouache and watercolor), we will be combining and balancing our new-found skills of tonal and textural excitement with our conventional and 'safe' pen and pencil work, to create a perfect foil and partner in our finished pieces. Throughout, there will be many demonstrations, short talks and explanations, including the making of a Folded Ruling Pen. A ruling pen will be made for each student should they wish. Peter Thornton, Hon. Fellow of CLAS ENROLLMENT FEE (Friday Only): $75/member, $105/non-member WEEKEND WORKSHOP "EARLY-SCRIBE SPECIAL": $165.00 (members* only) Before May 31st, submit your check for registration check for the entire CGO WEEKEND WORKSHOP SPECIAL ($165.00). Your seat will be reserved for both workshops at the reduced price. After June 1st, the enrollment fees will be: Friday: Ruling Pen, $75/member, $105/non-member Saturday: Italic Variations, $130/member, $160/non-member *MEMBER STATUS includes those with current CGO paid-up standing (June 2017--May 2018), or any paid-up member of a participating Southwest Calligraphy Conference guild. MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Calligraphy Guild of OK - Tulsa REGISTER & MAIL TO: Teresa J. Wilber, CGO Workshop Chair, 7707 S 70 th E PL., Tulsa, OK 74133, 918-724-8733, [email protected] !6 2017 CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OKLAHOMA CALLIGRAPHY GUILD OF OK- TULSA Presents a WORKSHOP WEEKEND Location: Tulsa Garden Center LG-Helmerich Building Workshop #Two, Saturday & Sunday, September 23-24, 2017, 9am-4pm ITALIC FORMS & 'FLAVOURFUL' VARIATIONS with Peter Thornton We shall begin with a gentle overview of the Form and Rhythm of the 'normal italic,' to ensure we all start from a strong and unified base letter using both pencil and pen. Then, by changing this rhythm (and other factors) we will achieve a wide range of 'flavours' in a simple and logical manner, thus relying on a 'method of study' and not the hollow strategy of hope! Variations of italic open to us to work on during our time together will be the Formal and sale to the dynamic and edgy to the elegant and spacious to the modern poly-rhythmic and rebel using the larger nibs and/or a Folded Ruling Pen." A feature of the workshop will be the production of a project as an 'aid memoir' of the workshop and our time together.
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