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2 vector packs on YWFT! big thanks to Mike Cina!
this set has 38 ampersands & 15 versions of "and"
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Ta da! It's done and all ready for tomorrow's craft market. Hand painted using Wickes Colour Home match pot in Scarlet and white Autentico chalk paint.
79/100 days of lettering.
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Working on another watercolour typeface today, this one will have upper and lower case letters, a lot of work but I love it : )
All handlettered type of some of my favorite words. I LOVE type! for real :) Available in my shop!
I also have plans to make this available as an embroidery pattern :)
Guess who went on an Adventure to Austin, TX? Hint… it's me. And I'm back. Brimming with stories to share and photographs to post. It was a pretty amazing place, a city of weirdness and live music and food trucks and lush landscapes and hipsters and cocktails and fun. It was just what the doctor ordered!
Part one of our Awesome Austin trek is up on the blog. Please drop by and enjoy some of Austin's charms!
A postcard-sized example of ornamental penmanship featuring a flourished bird. The piece is unsigned and may date to as early as the 1880s or 1890s.
"Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shoemaker, Dakota, Ill."
Joseph Shellenberger Shoemaker (1854-1936) was a well-known bishop in the Mennonite Church. He and his wife, Elizabeth Sechrist Brubaker (1856-1931), were married in 1877, and they were members of the Freeport Mennonite Church in Freeport, Illinois.
For additional examples of bird flourishes and other ornamental penmanship, see my Writing, Lettering, Flourishing album on Flickr and the Clinton Clark Scrapbook, which was uploaded to the Internet Archive by IAMPETH (International Association of Master Penmen, Engrossers, and Teachers of Handwriting).