Copperplate is well known in the 1500s to 1800s. It is a broad term commonly used to describe scripts with broad down strokes. The English Round Hand is a handwriting script that evolved in the 1800s where a copperplate piece is used to print letters on paper, birthing the Engrossers script.

In this course, you will learn the basic strokes, lower and uppercase letters as well as techniques to guide your practices.

Cursive is a handwriting form where letters are joined in a flowy manner. The first ‘cursive’ is made popular from the 1800s where Mr. Spencer created the Spencerian Script and with other penman devising various techniques to make writing faster.

In this course, you will learn the art of movement and creating flows-like letters. If you own a fountain pen, this course is best suited for you!

If you have an artistic flare and has a thing for expression, the modern script will appeal to you.

In this course, you will learn how to follow and break conventional rules to create your own style of script.

If you are looking to add some flare to your basic letters, this course is for you. You will learn how to create flourishes that are unique instead of copying them from social media.

If you are keen to learn a script at your own pace with someone you can be accountable to, Michelle offers 1-1 courses that caters to your needs. Feel free to drop us a DM and we will reach out to you.

On the other hand, if you are looking for a little calligraphy therapy for your team bonding or a private event, drop us a DM to share more about your idea and we will get back to you.