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**课程名称：** 铜版印刷书法入门 **课程概述：** 在这个数字时代，手写贺卡和邀请函能够展现您的用心，并让您脱颖而出。本课程将帮助您在繁忙的生活中找到片刻宁静。无论您是为婚礼准备，想给朋友留下深刻印象，还是将其作为一种书写冥想，本课程都能满足您的需求。 **课程内容：** * 铜版印刷书法的简史、工具和特点 * 如何成功地进行练习 * 基础字母和构成笔画 * 小写和大写字母 * 数字和标点符号 * 如何评价自己的作品及常见问题解答 **附带资料：** * 可下载的描摹练习工作簿，包含小写和大写字母。 **所需材料：** **右手学生：** * H23 倾斜笔杆 (1) * N113 Nikko G 笔尖 (2) * I08 Higgins Eternal 墨水 (1) * S934 Dinky Dips 橡皮擦 (1) * P53 Rhodia 空白纸 (1) **左手学生：** * H69 Speedball 塑料笔杆 (1) * N113 Nikko G 笔尖 (2) * I08 Higgins Eternal 墨水 (1) * S934 Dinky Dips 橡皮擦 (1) * P53 Rhodia 空白纸 (1) **其他必备品：** 打印纸、一小罐水、几张纸巾、打火机，以及打印“铜版印刷书法指南”。 **常见问题解答：** * **我字写得不好，学这个有用吗？** 本课程使用特定工具和书写规则，与您日常的潦草书写不同。我们将学习“书法”，即“优美地书写”，过程比日常书写更慢、更稳定、更有条理。 * **大家都用一样的工具，写出来的会一样吗？** 在一定程度上是的。铜版印刷书法作为一种风格，其魅力在于规整和一致性，所有人都应遵循相似的规则。但每个人的握笔方式、笔触力度、个人习惯都会导致作品呈现细微差异，您的个性依然会闪耀其中。 **建议搭配饮品：** 茶或葡萄酒（注意区分，避免将笔误浸入酒中）。
In today's digital environment of emails and text messages, sending handwritten notes and invitations really shows you care, and helps you stand out from the crowd. But many of us may have forgotten our cursive skills, and some may never have been taught.Whether you're getting married, want to impress your friends, or use this skill as a form of writing meditation, this class will help you unwind from your hectic schedule. What we'll cover:Brief history of Copperplate, its tools, and characteristicsSetting up your practice for successBasic letterforms and component strokesLowercase and uppercase alphabetNumbers and punctuationCritiquing your own work & TroubleshootingAlso included: Workbook with traceable lowercase and uppercase alphabet (available for download in section 2, "Characteristics")Supplies:These specific tools need to be purchased ahead of time, and should be available in any well-stocked art supplies store. For US residents, I get my supplies at John Neal Books. I have added their product numbers for your convenience:*for right-handed students*H23 Oblique penholder (1)N113 Nikko G Nibs (2)I08 Higgins Eternal (1)S934 Dinky Dips (1)P53 Rhodia Blank (1)*for left-handed students*H69 Speedball Plastic Pen Holder (1)N113 Nikko G Nibs (2)I08 Higgins Eternal (1)S934 Dinky Dips (1)P53 Rhodia Blank (1)In addition, please have a few sheets of printer paper, a small jar of water, a few paper towels, and a lighter ready. You'll also want to print out one copy of the Copperplate Guidelines (download on "Your Project" page). FAQ:I have terrible handwriting, will this class be a waste of my time?Since we're going to use specific tools and will be writing according to specific rules, your handwriting doesn't really come into it. Your handwriting is how you normally write, it usually flows quickly and might look inconsistent and haphazard, right? Hand lettering, which is another term you may have heard, is the practice of drawing letters. What we'll be doing is Calligraphy, and calligraphy literally means "writing beautifully". It is a mix between writing and drawing your letters, because you'll go about it in a much slower, more consistent, and more intentional way.If we're all using the same tools and following the same rules, won't it all look the same?To a certain extent, yes. The beauty of calligraphy rules is that they allow us to write evenly and consistently. Copperplate is a style, also called a "hand", and the point is to make it look similar no matter who writes it. At the same time, each person is of course an individual, and therefore their script will look slightly different. We hold our pens slightly differently, our pulses nudge the nibs slightly differently, and we add our own flourishes and details in different ways. In the end, no handmade calligraphy is completely identical, it's not a font after all, so your personality will absolutely shine through. I have been practicing Copperplate for three years, so it isn't looking like that of my teachers, who have been practicing 30 years, either.Which beverage pairs well with this class?Personally, I love a cup of tea, but depending on the hour of the day, you might enjoy a glass of wine. Just make sure to keep it separate from the ink, or you might accidentally dip your pen in the wrong liquid.
