Write your own envelope stack!

This class is recommended for those with a basic familiarity with calligraphy. If you're brand-new to calligraphy, be sure to check out all of Bryn's classes on Skillshare, including Calligraphy I: Writing in Classic Modern Script and Calligraphy II: Finding Your Personal Script Style!

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Assignment

Address a stack of 20 envelopes using a style and ink color of your choice. Your goal is to provide a consistent look and feel, a professional finished set of work, and an elegant and exciting stack of mail!

Envelopes can present a lot of different challenges, variables, and opportunities — and they are often at the core of a calligrapher's client work. Mastering how to create a stack is essential for both your own personal practice and branching into the world of professional calligraphy.

Deliverable

Photograph your stack as well as a few finished pieces so that we can see your work.

Share your work in the project gallery, telling us about:

Your calligraphy style
Selecting paper and ink
Any obstacles you faced
How you feel now that it's done!

Keep in mind that you may not want to post photos of real addresses so include a few fake envelopes in your stack so that you can show us the entire thing.

Resources

Be sure to explore all of Bryn's calligraphy classes on Skillshare —Calligraphy I, II, and III! — to master everything from basic styles to experimenting with surfaces and digitization. Also: be sure to scroll all the way down this page for more links and downloadable resources!

Stationery/Paper Supplies

Calligraphy Supplies (discounted rates and kits just for Skillshare students!)

Learn more

Calligraphy I: Writing in Classic Modern Script
Calligraphy II: Finding Your Personal Script Style
Calligraphy III: Experimenting with Layouts, Surfaces & Digitization
Mail Merge tutorials for all versions and operating systems

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