Click here to view a list of other guilds and their websites.
These two suppliers of calligraphy and paper art supplies are the best to be found. Both have free catalogs.
Paper and Ink Arts:
Everything for calligraphers and beyond. Be sure to get a copy of the luscious catalog with many color pictures.
http://www.paperinkarts.com/
John Neal Books:
Many books and supplies on calligraphy, also the home of Letter Arts Review and Bound and Lettered.
http://www.johnnealbooks.com/
Wedding Invitations and much more
www.beau-coup.com/articles/guide-to-calligraphy-for-weddings-invitations-more.htm
The British Library Digital Catalog of Illuminated Manuscripts:
www.bl.uk/catalogues/illuminatedmanuscripts/welcome.htm
The Free Library of Philadelphia’s digital collection of Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts:
libwww.freelibrary.org/collections/medieval
Resource guide full of good things for calligraphers:
Read about calligraphers, tools and new products of interest to calligraphers:
To see the “pick of the week” student work from Reggie Ezell’s classes:
Helen Hiebert, paper maker and paper artist living in Edwards, CO, has a blog that shows her own work and that of other paper artists:
International Association of Master Penmen, Engrossers and Teachers of Handwriting:
Colorado Calligraphers’ Websites
David Ashley
Jill Berry
Evette Goldstein
Renee Jorgensen
Jill Quillian
Selected Calligrapher’s Websites
Denis Brown
Loredana Zega
John Stevens
Julian Waters
www.calligraphersguild.org/julian.html
Sheila Waters
www.calligraphersguild.org/SheilaWaters.html
Maria Soria
http://www.marinasoria.com.ar/eng/
Carol DuBosch
Barbara Close
Linda Schneider
Amity Parks
Carrie Imai
Yves Leterme
Sharon Zeugin
Jake Weidmann Artist and Penman
David Ashley, Denver Calligrapher, Illustrator, Bookbinder
Kathryn Finter, Contemporary Manuscript Illumination
The Book Arts League – Boulder, Colorado
The Edward Johnston Foundation
The Washington Calligraphers Guild
Colorado Arts & Crafts Society
Calligraphic Study Opportunities