So, we have the ancients working and discovering glass about thirty-five hundred years ago, four thousand years ago. And then, about two thousand years ago, glass underwent a further transformation....

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Now that you have your larger dots covered with your amethyst, what we're going to do is we're going to take a dark, emerald green, transparent and cover the smaller dots. Again, we...
At last we come to the end of the lower case alphabet, the letter Z. The letter Z is kind of an, well I said T was an anomaly, so let's just say the letter Z is an odd letter. So one, two,...

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As we do letters that are composed of diagonals and rounds, oval sections, sometimes we sort of lose site of the slant that is characteristic of Italic. So now might be a good time to revisit the...
So if this is the size of the smalls, he went ahead and said ok. well sometimes maybe it's going to be fun for me to make a capitol that's absolutely huge like this. Maybe it's...

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Alright, we're going to go from o to a. I want you to keep in mind the o shape as we make the a, because the letter a is based upon the oval of the o. Again, there's probably an a in...

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Now as you're going along and practicing your capitals, I'm sure you're going to find that you like some and others you don't like. So one thought is that very rarely...

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The letter s presents some challenges because it has a lot packed into this small space of the x height. So I will draw an s for you here. And then we'll de-construct it. Again, the s is...
Here are two letters that, well they don't relate to each other, they do relate the letters shapes that we've tried already. So the first is the letter c. Letter c based upon the o. So...

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The upper case R. Now we are going back to our regular writing style. So no more twisting. I promise. Here's the R first stroke. Exactly like the lower case L. Now the bowl. Kind of close to...

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