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HANDWRITING seems to have lost some of its attraction over the last years. Nobody writes
beautiful handwritten letters, and uses digital means of communication with smileys,
abbreviations and standard lettering instead. And that's a pity. Since handwriting is
unique, it has a tremendous expressive power a standard lettering isn't able to achieve.
More than that, _handwritten text can be incredibly gorgeous_. In fact, there is nothing
more valuable than a beautiful handwritten letter sent to your beloved ones. And this post
attempts to prove just that.
In the overview below you'll find EXCELLENT EXAMPLES OF BEAUTIFUL HANDWRITING, CREATIVE
LETTERING AND PROFESSIONAL CALLIGRAPHY. It's really amazing to see what one can create out
of simple letters drawn with a pencil on a small piece of paper.
For further typographic inspiration you can browse through our previous posts
Breathtaking Typographic Posters [20] showcases over 50 breathtaking typographic
posters designed by artists across the globe. We feature Oriental, Iranian, Hebrew,
Japanese, Chinese and Russian typographic posters.
Typography in Motion [21] with excellent examples of typography embedded into movies
and videos,
Hand-Drawing Style in Modern Web Design [22] demonstrates excellent examples of
hand-drawing style in modern web design.
CALLIGRAPHY
1800s Lettering Sketchbook:Journal 14 [23]
Beautiful calligraphy from 1800s.
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Experiment with photographic paper_03 [25]
Written by Marina Marjina, a type designer and letterer from Russia.
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Claredon Press, Flower [30]
A book cover from 1987. Published by Claredon Press.
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Cronica de los reyes catolicos, XVI century. [32]
A Spanish manuscript from Berkeley, University of California, The Bancroft Library.
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Extra: Natasha Mileshina [34]
Natasha Mileshina's work. Moscow, Russia.
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Daily Type [36]
Calligraphy by Vera Evstafieva.
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Pool Word [38]
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Tom Gourdie's gallery [40]
Shakespeare's Sonnets by Tom Gourdie. Handwriting master's pieces from 1980s.
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French Notarial Handwriting [42]
From Michael Twyman's 26 November 2007 presentation.
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Scripture and Calligraphy [44]
By Denis Brown.
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HANDWRITING, DOODLING AND LETTERING
British Ariways B/W Font [46]
Alex Trochut's work for British Airways. Sexy, sweet and beautiful lettering!
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Panasonic Advertisement [48]
The design by the agency Lowerporta from Chile. An advertisement for Panasonic digital
devices.
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Art and Life [50]
Joei Lau's project. Beautiful curves.
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all the best [52]
Wishes from Ale Paul.
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Estrella Levante Posters [55]
Tasty typography!
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Digeridoo Festival [58]
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Extraverage x The KDU [60]
Karoly Kiralyfalvi, graphic designer from Budapest, Hungary.
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Typography [64]
Jeff Finley's work.
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Split in Two [66]
Created by Pawel Janczarek.
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Doodles! [68]
Beautiful doodles from Austin, TX.
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Handwriting [70]
By Yury Ostromentsky.
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takin' it [72]
Lettering design by Jon Contino.
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"R" [74]
By Zeptonn, an illustrator from the Netherlands.
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1961 William Mitchell Pen Catalog [76]
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inspiredology.com | inspiredology.com [78]
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Zapf Games 2005 [80]
By Alexander Utkin.
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Daily Type [82]
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Sostav.ru [86]
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Unit.nl [88]
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Daily Type [90]
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on Flickr - Photo Sharing! [92]
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zutto [94]
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STEREOTYPE [96]
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Typography [98]
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Arabic calligraphy [100]
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si scott design [102]
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Rolling Stones: Rolled Gold + [104]
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When Love Dies [112]
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Libertyland grand selection [114]
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Type with light.
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Feliz Natal | Merry Christmas [120]
By Marina Chaccur. "The 2006 online christmas card started being very real. In the
beginning the letters were drawn by hand, then after the final layout was chosen, the
white beads were arranged onto a paper with a very pale outline of the lettering. In the
end, the paper was photographed, the image was altered in Photoshop, and the beads went
back to the package."
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Flickr in Lights 2 [123]
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Arabic Poesie [126]
Type and light.
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Caligrafia na pele [128]
Calligraphy on the body.
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Daily Type [130]
Hmmm, tasty!
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Stephanie DeArmond - Gallery [132]
Typographic sculptures.
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HANDWRITING VIDEOS
SOURCES AND RESOURCES
Jalalaspages Calligraphical Album [137]
The Gallery of Calligraphy [138]
In Russian.
DailyType.ru [139]
The showcase of Russian typographers. Handmade Typography Flickr Pool [140]
Published in Monday Inspiration [141], April 7th, 2008
Tags: calligraphy [142], handwriting [143], lettering [144], typography [145]
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crss (April 7th, 2008, 1:55 am)
lovely post,
esspecially the Arabic calligraphy part.
such an unrecognized but just dope style.
Comment [148]
2.
Christopher Hill (April 7th, 2008, 1:59 am)
Calligraphy is nice to look at, but for any other purpose I always feel it is too hard to
distinguish. It is generally too hard to read at a quick glimpse.
Comment [149]
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zmart (April 7th, 2008, 2:04 am)
like all the others - a great, fantastic post. thanks (i like the first one)
Comment [150]
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nikhil (April 7th, 2008, 2:34 am)
bloody good!
Comment [151]
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Lazer (April 7th, 2008, 3:27 am)
Some great stuff. On of my favorite typographers is Link [152] [www.johnlangdon.net] with
his ambigrams. Really amazing work.
Comment [153]
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doesntmatter (April 7th, 2008, 3:28 am)
Sorry for being the stick in the mud, but your RSS feed generally has some html problem
in it. This time it's an "Irreparable invalid markup ('') in entry." You can see the
problem yourself at: Link [154] [syndicated.livejournal.com]
PS: Nice post, as usual. :)
PPS: I don't know how else to draw your attention to this without posting it in a
comment. I hope you delete this after reading it.
Comment [155]
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dagobert renouf (April 7th, 2008, 3:51 am)
Dope post.
Really refreshing inspiration source.
Comment [156]
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seekbus (April 7th, 2008, 4:29 am)
You guys post some great stuff, but how about splitting up your articles or editing some
things out? A lot of your posts are just overwhelming. Too much to take in all at once.
Comment [157]
9.
Shahar (April 7th, 2008, 4:49 am)
Great post, for anyone thinking of improving their day-to-day penmanship, I found this
site - full of resources: Link [158] [www.iampeth.com]Link [159] [www.iampeth.com]
Comment [160]
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Jeff (April 7th, 2008, 5:01 am)
Arabic calligraphy looks great. Anyone got any tips on how to recreate something like it?
Comment [161]
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Hannes (April 7th, 2008, 5:08 am)
BORING! we want posts about webdesign, tutorials and showcases of great websites. this
doesnt get me anywhere
Comment [162]
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Dominic (April 7th, 2008, 5:27 am)
Just wanted to say that your posts, including this one are just amazing. A great source
of inspiration. As a matter of fact I consider smashing magazine the best source of
webdesign resources!
To the rest of you guys, have any of you any idea what kind of font is used on
Hostpattern (www.hostpattern.com) logo? I am searching for few hours now without any
success.
Comment [163]
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Sebastian (April 7th, 2008, 5:30 am)
Great post
@ Hannes
Your comment is boring! Ever thought about that you might draw a little inspiration out
of posts like that which you could use in your webprojects? And dont say "we want" because
its "you want"
Comment [164]
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Kevin (April 7th, 2008, 5:35 am)
Absolutely stunning collection.. thanks for this.
Comment [165]
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James (April 7th, 2008, 6:04 am)
I wrote my handwriting out, scanned it, sent it to my brother on the other side of the
planet and he sent it back as a ttf.
Fake my handwriting, if you like:
Link [166] [jamesspratt.org]
Comment [167]
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Julius (April 7th, 2008, 6:05 am)
No mention of Sadhu?
Link [168] [www.dailymotion.com]
Comment [169]
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Jay Selway (April 7th, 2008, 6:10 am)
Posts like this are why I love this site.
Comment [170]
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mikemike (April 7th, 2008, 6:54 am)
What about WEB DESIGN? I thought this site was about that.
Comment [171]
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Parker (April 7th, 2008, 7:04 am)
I don't usually comment on here, but I want to balance out the discussion away from the
naysayers. Typography is an essential part of good design. No true designer would bash
typography the way some people here have today. Many thanks to Smashing Magazine for
covering all aspects of aesthetically pleasing design, even the ones amateurs might scoff
at and find boring. It was a great post, and very inspiring to me. Please post more
content like this from time to time!
Comment [172]
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Matt Radel (April 7th, 2008, 7:07 am)
@ mikemike: This is inspiration, which falls squarely in the realm of design. I for one
would like to see even more inspirational posts. :)
Comment [173]
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Johanna (April 7th, 2008, 7:15 am)
What a surprise it was to see a page of my sketchbook on an RSS feed I read!
Thanks. :)
If it matters-my doodles are no longer from Austin, TX, as I live in NYC now.
Johanna
PS-
Link [174] [www.teplin.com] is pretty interesting
Comment [175]
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ryan (April 7th, 2008, 9:07 am)
@ mikemike: you obviously do not frequent this site often enough to assume Smashing is
only about webdesign.
this post is wonderful! how the hell am i supposed to get anything done today now?
Comment [176]
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Braintrove.com (April 7th, 2008, 10:29 am)
Fun post! Thanks.
Comment [177]
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Scott (April 7th, 2008, 10:31 am)
why does it tell me that the videos no longer exist?
Comment [178]
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imaginepaolo (April 7th, 2008, 11:12 am)
Beutiful post, great smashingmagazine
Comment [179]
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Shane (April 7th, 2008, 11:13 am)
Very nice post - some stunning examples of calligraphy.
Thanks :)
Comment [180]
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imsraaia (April 7th, 2008, 3:27 pm)
very nice.. gr8 effort
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Geoff (April 7th, 2008, 3:52 pm)
I'm dismayed that a Smashing Design would put together a list like this, yet have no
mention of graphic design legend Tim Girvin (www.girvin.com). He was one to champion
translation of calligraphic design and storytelling to the brand/interactive/online space
while most of us were still in grade school. Unforgivable.
Comment [182]
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Massimo Nastasi (April 7th, 2008, 4:21 pm)
Joei Lau is the creator of the Scriptina Font?
Comment [183]
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pikon (April 7th, 2008, 5:16 pm)
Epic. Thanks.
Comment [184]
31.
O Jones (April 7th, 2008, 5:27 pm)
Very inspirational. Yesterday I saw Link [185] [iamintricate.com] doodled type that I
thought was pretty hot too. All such great pieces, thanks for sharing.
Comment [186]
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Nat (April 7th, 2008, 5:36 pm)
Very inspirational post!
Alex Trochut spoke at Sydney's SP08 last weekend. His work has definitely inspired me to
create my own typefaces, where possible.
Comment [187]
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dubyasee (April 7th, 2008, 7:04 pm)
I was disappointed that any examples from the Book of Kells were omitted. Kept at Trinity
College in Dublin, the Book of Kells has numerous examples of European Biblical
calligraphy at it finest.
Comment [188]
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gr8pixel (April 7th, 2008, 9:18 pm)
great post! thanks SM!
Comment [189]
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Ms. Draper (April 7th, 2008, 9:43 pm)
The goobers unable to appreciate the value of an art form as richly textured and various
as those shown here actually give goobers a bad name. I hope for their sakes that they've
become capable of eptitude, for they seem certainly shielded from becoming educated.
If incapable of appreciating what's been gathered with so much obvious care and
affection, go collect your own magazine, gather an audience, then hear how well we like
what you've done. Therein lies the rub. That would take an educated person witih a various
background to pull off.
I have new appreciation for the depths of your shallowness.
Comment [190]
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Javster (April 8th, 2008, 2:48 am)
Have you checked the work of Claude Dieterich? He thaught me Calligraphy a few years ago,
and is magnificent!
Link [191] [www.claudedieterich.com]
He is a French Calligraphist that lives in San Francisco.
Comment [192]
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mariana allves (April 8th, 2008, 2:50 am)
It's very beautiful. I'm Brazil. See my site about calligraphy:
Link [193] [caligrafiaconvites.blogspot.com]
Tell me what do you think about my work.
Comment [194]
38.
designlabel (April 8th, 2008, 7:14 am)
Good List this can be of immense help when it comes to inspiration Link [195]
[designlabel.blogspot.com]
Comment [196]
39.
Tiago Gerken (Brasil) (April 8th, 2008, 8:31 am)
Thank´s Smashing Magazine!
Comment [197]
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Julian Waters (April 8th, 2008, 12:50 pm)
Some of these examples are not credited to the artists who created them. For instance,
the yellow/black "Clarenden Press Flower" is the work of Sheila Waters, world renowned
calligrapher, teacher and author of the book "Foundations of Calligraphy." Link [198]
[waterslettering.com]
Comment [199]
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sheila waters (April 8th, 2008, 2:01 pm)
Clare(n)don Press Flower
This is my artwork, executed in 1987 and was published in the book "Florilege" by Alain
Mazeran, in two facing pages (74 and 75) of a diptych of winter and summer, the two using
the whole poem of "The Idle Flowers" by Robert Bridges, the image above being the second
side, representing "summer" the first half representing "winter". It was never a cover. I
was one of the two judges of the calligraphic artwork submitted for inclusion in
"Florilege" (see page 154). I have not been credited here, nor on the 4 images gallery
website, presumably being your source. In "Florilege" this work was noted as being
copyrighted by The Clarendon Press (note spelling), Oxford, GB. I have no idea how
Clarendon Press got hold of it, as publication in "Florilege" was the first, and only,
publication of the diptych to my knowledge.
I still own the original artwork and it is my copyright, no-one else's. Please rectify
omission of a credit to me as the artist and notify any publication source that has
obtained it from you or that you send it to. Thank you.
Sheila Waters
April 8, 2008
Comment [200]
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Le Roi (April 8th, 2008, 4:30 pm)
An excellent post (again)
Alex Trochut's work is stunning. Maybe you should mention his personal site:
Link [201] [www.alextrochut.com]
Comment [202]
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james (April 8th, 2008, 5:09 pm)
If you don't see how this post relates to web design and design in general then maybe you
should get a new hobby.
ps: That "10 ways to get a job" piece is amazing!
Comment [203]
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Roberta Seldon (April 9th, 2008, 5:16 am)
Wonderful article! Very inspiring.
Comment [204]
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hardface (April 10th, 2008, 2:30 am)
Yeah man. Alex Trochut rocks! again..
Comment [205]
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Anitza (April 11th, 2008, 1:39 pm)
Right, three examples, but only one really credited to him. The one titled "Typography"
and the Rolling Stone's (Rolled Gold) cover are his as well.
Comment [206]
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Blue Buffalo (April 15th, 2008, 7:15 am)
Super talented artists - excellent collection of type.
Comment [207]
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