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I wish I could just buy your handwriting... but I have to actually practice... and even then my lines aren't as elegant.

 

A nice color, too.

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To go back to an earlier post, I have a mix that looks like the scans I have seen of Alt Goldgrun. Half Noodler's Golden Brown and half Levenger's Always Greener. I will do a sample page and try to post. One of these days I'll get a sample of the Goldgrun and I can really check them out side by side.

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Hana, there is an italic penmanship contest going on in the "Penmanship" forum, I hope you will participate!

I have never done italic calligraphy.. I don't even have the right nibs, lol I hope there will be a Japanese calligraphy or a Copperplate calligraphy contest some time!

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I wish I could just buy your handwriting... but I have to actually practice... and even then my lines aren't as elegant.

 

A nice color, too.

Thank you very much.. :blush:

<center>My little website of illustrations<p><img src="http://home.earthlink.net/~umenohana/images/thumbnails/thameline.jpg">

Last updated Saturday, 24 Feb. 2007.<br>(Two new H. P. Lovecraft links have been added.)<br>Wow-- I've 2000 hits, thanks to all the wonderful visitors from over 30 different countries!</center>

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