I think the biggest problem is not understanding how the thicks and thins are distributed in spencerian - copperplate calligraphic styles. It's the expansion kind of contrast in Noordzijd terminology… (View Post)
The 'feminine' category can also be found in copy books. Here is a famous Lucas Materot's model from 1608: "Letters easy to write for women" (View Post)
I took some photos today of the making process of the typographer's mould at the LIS School in Leiden. In the photo, Keke de Jonge proudly poses with the part he has already made. (View Post)