I am studying the Palmer Method and other business cursive writing styles, and they are all here! Thanks so much!
Sincerely,
ka
Guestbook
Ken Andersen — Washington, DC
05/07/2012
Jason — Napa, CA
05/02/2012
I greatly appreciate this site! So much work has gone into this! I found a sample of English Round Hand Script in a very old Speedball Textbook when I was a little kid. It baffled me how this was possible! I'm so thankful for all the posts and videos. I am re-interested in this art. Kind regards, JW
sunny — Iran
05/02/2012
very useful and fascinating information,
I would like to thank you for sharing these priceless and instructive guides.
tang — China
05/02/2012
hello,and thank you
George — Germany
04/18/2012
Being a calligrapher myself. I find this site very practical in studying copperplate and other various script text.
I love the old books written by past masters very insightful and is helping me to take my calligraphy to the next level.
Geraldo — São Paulo - Brazil
03/24/2012
Amazing, I'm 44 year old and I've been trying to improve my callligraphy just for fun, I couldn't imagine that would have so many people commited to learn and also help beginners as me.
Congratulations for excellent work.
Tony Rhyne — Ashland, VA
03/17/2012
This is an amazing organization and web site. I stumbled onto it looking for information about calligraphy pens and nibs. I just started doing some calligraphy a year ago and have become more and more interested and want to learn more. I do freehand engraving on glass and am amazed by John DeCollibus’ work. I’m a 65 year old but believe it is never too late to learn new skills. I would love to join when membership becomes available.
Thanks
Tony
Christine — Parker, CO
03/17/2012
Stumbled upon this website looking for dip pens and nibs. Love the resources available and looking forward to joining after the 31 March open registration date. I'm also considering attending your international convention in August. Too bad I missed the 2011 convention, since I love staying at the Biltmore in Phoenix.
Tony Rhyne — Ashland, VA
03/17/2012
This is an amazing organization and web site. I stumbled onto it looking for information about calligraphy pens and nibs. I just started doing some calligraphy a year ago and have become more and more interested and want to learn more. I do freehand engraving on glass and am amazed by John DeCollibus’ work. I’m a 65 year old but believe it is never too late to learn new skills. I would love to join when membership becomes available.
Thanks
Tony
sandy — ky
03/10/2012
very resourceful information thanks!
John Carrillo — Long Beach, Ca. USA
02/29/2012
hi just visiting website and its cool god bless
Huy — San Diego, CA
02/29/2012
Hi,
I just came upon your website. What a great resource. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Huy
frederick — USA
02/27/2012
This web-site is wonderful. Keep up the good work and keep writing !
frederick — usa
02/18/2012
I love anything to do with handwriting. Are there any apps I can get to change my text typin to script ?
Alejandro — Chihuahua, Mexico
02/18/2012
Hi to everybody. I found this site looking for elegant calligraphy, lessons and methods and I am very pleased with what i found: Thank you.
prace — edutakacja4356@gmail.com
02/17/2012
Hello. I'am new here.
SH — Fort Walton Florida
02/12/2012
I really Like this site. Lots of good info. Thanks
Prasun Samanta — Kolkata,India
02/07/2012
Hi,
Its nice to see a website dedicated to writing .. in elegance ; that too in the age of computers .
Brenda Jasper — Birdseye, IN
01/28/2012
I found this website looking for a source for left handed writing
Nancy Broad — Red Deer, Alberta Canada
01/24/2012
It is so wonderful to see that you include the history of how your penmanship group began and how it is available electronically to everyone! I love the historical photos and bios of the founding members. My Aunt and Uncle were founding members of IAMPETH - Eileen Broad Richardson and Fred Richardson. I have fond memories of my Auntie sending me the newsletter and all the beautiful artwork she featured in each edition. She was so proud of her work and how this group has grown. She worked very hard to ensure that her newsletters were sent out to all the members and this craft would continue on for generations.
Nancy Broad
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Kathy Saunders - NY
I knew your aunt & uncle very well. It's an honor to continue what they began!