One of the consequences of practicing calligraphy is that you need to find paper on which to practice calligraphy. Like most, I utilize things like copy paper, premium laser/inkjet papers, and so forth. Sometimes, though, [...]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBaK-eOfL7s I've written before how I've used DNS to help with note-taking as well as being a safety net when my carpal tunnel flairs up. Here's a little demo showing the accuracy of DNS 12 [...]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SW0wM1LlYk Whether you are a calligrapher or just someone who wants a better grip on their tools, wrapping the grip of your nib holder or other tool may give you the comfort and control you're [...]
Like many visually creative people, I use Photoshop. Not that there's a lot of choice in the matter; it is pretty much the only respected player in the game right now. It's annoying, then, that Adobe has thrown out a dubious marketing structure with its new "Creative Cloud".
There isn't a lot of information about the Linex Liner Guide. I sat down with it and crunched some numbers to help explain how you can utilize the guide without the guesswork.
Airbrushes are famous for allowing you to paint with just about any paint, ink, dye, or whatever provided you can thin it down enough to shoot. While I have my preferred support for fine art, a stickier situation arises when considering supports for practice. Finding a balance between quality and economy can be tricky.
