As anyone knows who has been dropping in on any of my websites recently, I’ve been spending a lot of time carving recently. Most of this, and the concurrent thoughts and observations, have been turning up on my Endangered Alphabets website; but I’ve also been wanting to write about the carving-and-painting process itself, as distinct [...]
Tim Brookes, Inc.
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Tags: calligraphy, carolingian, carving, Endangered Alphabets, language, linguistics, Luxeuil, painting, script, walnut, writing
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