Calligraphy

Calligraphy
This course is intended for those with some experience, but newcomers to calligraphy will also be welcome. Using traditional tools, learners will develop lettering skills that can be used creatively and practically. For the first session students should bring their usual calligraphy equipment or, if new to lettering, an HB pencil and some paper (any sort) will be sufficient.

What does the course involve?
Working together to develop calligraphic skills and plan an appropriate piece of finished work, using traditional equipment. By the end of the course students will have refined their calligraphy skills to produce a finished piece of individual lettering.

What will I study?
One calligraphic style and/or theme is studied each term, and an optional papercraft project can be completed. Colour is also explored.

What are the entry requirements for Calligraphy?

• You do not need to have studied this subject before.

How is the course assessed?

• There is no assessment for this course

What other costs are there?
Materials
Additional material costs of approximately £12

Frequently Asked Questions
I'm not particularly artistic - do I need to be to do this course?
You don't need to be. Calligraphy is for people with an interest in lettering and who want to add a creative dimension to their experience.

What should I bring for the first class?
You need only bring an HB pencil and some white or cream paper (any sort will do) about A4 size or larger.

Should I have done the Beginners class before this one?
If you have no experience of calligraphy, you may be more comfortable in the Beginners class prior to joining this one. However, people of all abilities are welcome.

This information is believed to be correct. Cirencester College continually updates and reviews its provision to ensure that it meets the needs of the community. Therefore the right to amend, change or delete learning programmes, accreditation routes or terms and conditions relating to entitlement to study is reserved at all times. We aim to provide open access to a comprehensive range of high quality education and training for the whole community over the age of 16 regardless of race, class, belief, language, gender, sexual orientation, disability, previous educational attainment or particular circumstances.