Two marks which we used in adding punctuation are the exclamation point and the question mark. Now I don't know what hand you're writing in, so I'm going to assume an italic...

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Now that you've watched some of the series on calligraphy technique and lettering, and probably learned some letters and numbers, you probably want to put those to use in something other than...

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The letter S. Capital S is, believe it or not, easer to write than the lower case s. It's comprised of the same strokes. The same strokes, same beautiful curves and happily more room because...

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And, for this last numeral zero I'm going to finish up with the easiest one I think. Because, the zero of the italic numerals is exactly the same as the O of the italic letter. So, I...

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The letter "T"; the capital "T" in the italic hand begins with a straight stroke. So I'm going to come right in here, and then we cover up the top with a...

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Now, when we write our letters, we're going to want to think about how we hold the pen and keeping that pen at a consistent angle. So, if we think of the baseline as our orientation, the line...
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...
Capital "L", another straight letter, so I'm going to start with a straight stroke. But if you looked at the "I", you noticed we started it like this, and...
Capital M. I won't lie. This letter is a challenge. And part of the reason is because we got to create a beautiful harmony from things that are not particularly harmonious. So. These are, this...
Alright, the number 3, and we're going to take some time to break it down into its parts, and look at what is kind of, I don't know, anti-intuitive, I guess. We have two curved lines,...