From improving focus to strengthening cognitive pathways, handwriting offers neurological benefits that modern technology can’t replicate.

School is back in session and while for some families, they think about activities and sports, there are far too many of our neighbors who don’t know where their next meal will come from ...

Meanwhile, we expect the diligent ministry to reintroduce cursive handwriting into our schools, giving students a full educational toolbox for lifelong learning. Since the spreading of insidious ...

Eisner award-winning letterer Stan Sakai talks about his art for Letterer Appreciation Day. Comic book lettering, like film editing, can be an invisible art that goes unnoticed and unappreciated.

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Watch the following clip to learn more about these letters. When joining long ladder letters to other letters, you have to think about where you will finish writing one letter and how you will ...

Creating your lettering design involves ... A concept begins with a rough hand-drawn sketch on paper, scanned, and refined using software like Adobe Illustrator or Affinity. Drafts are created with ...

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The wonders of the wild alphabet, come in many shapes and sizes. Such as the curly caterpillar letters. They start by looping from the top, before curling out the bottom. They really are that simple.

The Milton Barnes Papers (1853-1891), housed at GMU, consists of more than 200 items, most of them the war letters between Milton and Rhoda. These have been made available to historians, and have been ...

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By roughing up the lettering, I can gage how long each line should be and then I can add the balloons.” Sakai is one of the few people who still hand letters.