I can provide calligraphy in a range of different styles from traditional to modern lettering and can help you choose which style would be the most appropriate for your project.   Feel free to contact me to discuss your requirements further.  You can scroll through examples of each lettering style below.

Foundational calligraphy style. Fluid Calligraphy offers traditional calligraphy styles such as foundational hand. This is a very popular style for poems and addressing envelopes in calligraphy as it is very legible

Flourished Italic Hand

Flourished italic is a very attractive and versatile script and is ideal for many situations. The alphabet is similar to the formal italic script with the addition of flowing ascenders and descenders. This style of calligraphy is ideal for all commissions including wedding stationery and poems.

 

Copperplate

Copperplate or English Roundhand was developed in the 18th Century and is a very fluid-looking script.  Many modern calligraphy styles have derived from the copperplate style.  It is very popular for wedding invitations, envelope addressing, corporate events and quotes.

Modern Calligraphy

Modern calligraphy is based on the copperplate alphabet and is written with a pointed nib and is fast becoming one of the most popular forms of calligraphy for weddings. There are no real rules when writing modern calligraphy and many variations are possible.  Most calligraphers have their unique style and I have several different styles that I use depending on the media and the design brief.

Brush Lettering

Brush lettering is a dynamic and expressive form of calligraphy characterized by its use of brush pens or brushes to create fluid, varying strokes. Its appeal lies in its versatility, allowing for a wide range of styles from bold and modern to delicate and traditional. It is often used for brand awareness campaigns to write on product packaging and also for quotes and poems.