[Scriptoris] Seeking Advice

[Crystal Lamb]

Take Drogin, break it down, and teach another hand or two in the weeks
remaining (my personal favorite to teach is Carolingian).

Marc Drogin breaks each step down so easy that once you've master three
or four strokes, many hands are achievable to novices.

In case anyone doesn't know this book, it's (all together now) "Medieval
Calligraphy:  It's History and Technique" by Marc Drogin.

Just a thought....

~Aslyn

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I am teaching a mundane calligraphy class.  It is a six hour class being
held over a few weeks.  I was planning on teaching Italian Rotunda to
begin but I've got so much time I don't know what else to do with it.
Does anyone have any suggestions???
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