Broad-edge nib calligraphy is a traditional form of calligraphy that uses a pen with a flat, wide tip rather than a pointed one. The shape of the nib creates thick and thin strokes automatically, simply through the angle at which...
Unfortunately, the majority of nib manufacturers do not use a sensible numbering system for their nib sizes.Just because the nib says ‘4’ on it, it does not mean the actual nib width is 4mm! We have created a PDF...
Ever tried writing with two pencils at once? It might sound odd at first, but this simple trick creates an incredibly effective DIY calligraphy tool known as a twin-points. All you need are two sharpened pencils and a couple of...
Traditional Calligraphy styles including Roman Capitals, Foundational Hand, Italics, Uncials and Gothic, are timeless, and beautifully balanced. These five nibs are loved by beginners and seasoned calligraphers alike, each offering a slightly different feel.
Modern Calligraphy is an expressive and playful style, combining pen strokes and lettering styles to create something unique to you. That means the nibs you use need to be versatile and forgiving. Here is a list of the five best-selling...
Choosing the right nib for Copperplate can be tricky. That’s why we’ve rounded up the five most popular Copperplate nibs among Scribblers customers.
If you’ve ever looked at elegant, sweeping letterforms with delicate hairlines and contrasting thick strokes, there’s a good chance you were admiring pointed nib calligraphy.It’s a style that looks incredibly refined, which takes practice, but the results are well worth...
The art of calligraphy is more than just fancy handwriting - it’s a mindful practice that blends technical skill with artistic flair. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a hobbyist, these skills will help you create gorgeous, expressive writing. Knowledge...
Until a few years ago, choosing which calligraphy style to learn first was straightforward because Traditional Calligraphy was the only option. Styles like Roman Capitals, Foundational Hand, and Italic were the go-to scripts. Many calligraphers also include Copperplate in this...
