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The first thing we did was to display and discuss our homework. The assignment had been to use two different sizes of Roman capitals to write one quotation and either a complete alphabet or one abecedarian sentence..presented in a creative layout, of course.
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Envelope by Susan Richardson
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Two-sided laminated sign by Ginger Johnson
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By Cary Joel
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By Gretchin Lair, done with her “friend”, a soda can pen after her Pilot Parallel Pen broke.
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By Jean Igoe
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By Jacqueline Lacey
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By Pat Sunda
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By Lorraine Brown
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Return to
“Roman Capitals”
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Right, by Mary Booker
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By Naomi Lesberg, Roman Families
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By Susan Richardson (Actually, this is her homework
from our first class; she was absent on Day Two.)
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Originals by Teri Martin were the prizes!
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Next we learned about manipulating the pen at the beginning and end of certain strokes.Teri’s examples are on the right.
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Jean Igoe
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Ginger Johnson and Lorraine Brown
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Teri Martin, Sue Mann, Mary Booker
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Terrilynn
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Ronna Rogers, Pat Sunda, Terrilynn, Jacqueline Lacey
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We also had a short project in which we colored the interletter spaces with either pencil or watercolor. Our homework is an extension of this technique.
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Teri Martin’s demo
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