Lettering can also be drawing, which is one of the reasons I fell in love with lettering when I was in high school. With a full range of traditional and non-traditional tools in my studio, I’ll always be able to invent new styles or enhance classic ones. For custom lettering to meet your design needs, please contact me.
Variety is the Spice of Letterforms
November 23, 2025
Did I need a deep plunge into a new blog site, right when such a time-consuming challenge really didn’t fit into my crowded calendar? The answer, no surprise, is “no” but at least I was able to navigate the mind-befuddling process of transferring the data from my old platform to this new, AI-enhanced version of good ol’ WordPress. My previous experience of working on good ol’ WordPress wasn’t stellar, so I’m hoping to improve my relationship with it asap. So far I have been able to upload my seasonally appropriate squash painting! But now, HOW do I get rid of “Hello World!” which was placed there by Good Ol. I’m not sure about this, but I think Good Ol’s default tips will stay on this, my First Post until I figure out how to discretely remove them without being told “This is not a good idea.” At least I got my squash up on this new site for your viewing pleasure! Happy Thanksgiving :-).
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One response to “Variety is the Spice of Letterforms”
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I really like this calligraphy example. I like doing fanciful letters that do something visually instead of just communicating a message.
I did the journals with my second year students with 98% of them successfully completely them. We block printed the covers too.
I know I have bought some of your cards before I knew who you were because they are so beautifully conceived.LikeLike
Jocelyn Curry 
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