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A bit of practise with familiar names to keep the muscle memory going!
Word of the day is 'scruffy.' Have spent quality time today with a lovely teenager who let me know that I look 'scruffy.' Ah the brutal honesty of teenagers (and kids for that matter...) 😄. I hope I've made amends at least on paper and brought proof
Place card, ink on cotton rag with gold leaf detail. I just love this look 😍 a natural rustic feel and so elegant. Hand lettered place cards add another level of luxury to an event. Nothing tells a guest they are welcome more than seeing their names
'Moshe is true and his law is true.' Tractate Bava Batra 74a. Gift to a lawyer named Moshe 🙂
Custom ketubah text complete and ready for its next journey! This is now going off to another artist who will add a beautiful decorative design around the text. There are no rules to say that the ketubah text must be handwritten, printed versions a
Just a few finishing touches to this ketubah and it is ready! I'll show you the whole text soon...
More of these personalised hand lettered pictures going as gifts. Will get them beautifully wrapped before they go out the door 🎁 If you'd like one too then DM!
Calligraphy drills. First attempt at one of these, been wanting to try for ages but felt a bit intimidated by all the beautiful creations I'd seen others do. There is lots of room for improvement although my teenage daughter asked if she could keep t
Writing a ketubah (a Jewish marriage contract) is awesome in so many ways. It's a large amount of text which is a calligraphy lovers dream and it is a hugely important component of the wedding ceremony so when I'm commissioned to do a ketubah I feel
This is a precious little book on Hebrew lettering styles by L. F. Toby. I really wanted this book when I started out doing Hebrew lettering but could not find it anywhere. I eventually got this copy from the book collection belonging to my husband's