|
所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-spencerian-handwriting/
课程评论：没有评论
**斯宾塞式手写入门 Coursera 课程总结** 本课程将带您深入学习斯宾塞式草书的写作技巧。我们将涵盖组成笔画、字母连接、间距规则，以及所有小写字母和大写字母的书写方法。 斯宾塞式字体由普拉特·罗杰斯·斯宾塞（Platt Rogers Spencer）于 1840 年开发，曾在美国商业和学校中教授，直到 20 世纪 20 年代。严格的规范使得这种书写方式能够达到数学般的精确度，同时大写字母的华丽运用也为您的个人风格留下了空间。 本课程注重实践，不要求 100% 的精确度。我们的目标是帮助您舒适地将这种草书风格融入日常书写。课程将从基础笔画和规则开始，然后鼓励您在练习单个字母、单词和短语的过程中，根据自己的舒适度进行调整和创新。 无论您目前的书写水平如何，都可以从零开始学习。请保持初学者的心态，即使遇到挫折，坚持练习也会带来进步。 此外，课程还包含三个额外的教学视频，将演示热身练习，并简要介绍帕尔默方法（Palmer method），以及斯宾塞式手写（Spencerian Handwriting）、斯宾塞式书法（Spencerian Calligraphy）和斯宾塞式字母设计（Spencerian Lettering）之间的区别。 准备好开始了吗？让我们一起学习斯宾塞式手写！
In this class, we're going to cover the component strokes, connections, and spacing rules of writing letters in Spencerian cursive, as well as all lowercase and uppercase letters.Based on the system developed by Platt Rogers Spencer in 1840, the Spencerian script has been taught in American businesses and schools until the 1920s.Strict rules allow this form of penmanship to attain levels of mathematical precision, while leaving room for adding personal character to your handwriting with flourishes in the capital letters.Since this is a class for handwriting practice, we won't insist on being 100% precise. I want you to feel comfortable using this cursive style in everyday situations. So we'll start by going over the component strokes and the rules, and then it's up to you how many you want to break as we go on practicing individual letters, and writing words and phrases.Since you will be learning a new way of writing, it doesn't matter what your handwriting looks like now. So feel free to get back into a beginners mindset, which means this might be frustrating at first, but if you keep at it, you'll see progress in no time.You'll also find three extra lessons where I'll demo warm-up drills and exercises, and we'll also take a quick look at the Palmer method for handwriting, and the differences between Spencerian handwriting, Spencerian Calligraphy, and Spencerian Letting.Ready? Let's get started!
