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Calligraphy Tips: Writing Letters H,I, & J

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Summary: The bottom half of an 'H' should look heavier in weight. Learn about calligraphy and tips for writing the letters 'H', 'I' and 'J' from a calligrapher in this free art video.

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By Pamela LaRegina, eHow Presenter

Pamela LaRegina began her career as a calligrapher/artist by registering her business, Supercalligraphics, with the state of Connecticut in 1976. As soul owner of this monk's cell of a...read more

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"Whole arm, I'm using my whole arm. Okay, don't these look a lot alike? Watch; now we have an "H", now we have an "I", now we have a "J". "H" is a two story letter, so it's going to- you're going to imagine that there's a slightly larger circle on the bottom, slightly smaller circle on top, or actually two circles (excuse me) but the crossbar on the "H" is going to go above center slightly for that same reason, that very same reason, which is that you want the bottom part of the letter to look a little bit heavier in weight, therefore giving it spaces minim stroke, minim stroke, minim stroke, absolutely minim stroke, the one basic stroke of the alphabet. Here's our capital "I"."

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