My latest project. It's not a book; it's more of a folding card, I guess. It's not perfect but it sure was good practice for some lettering. I used a #5 Mitchell nib for the blue text and a 1/4" flat brush for the white. The text is miscellaneous "advice" for a graduate. Fun to read; fun to work on.
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I would say it's good advice for anyone - hint, hint.
i’m an associate of mary anne radmacher, the author of a larger piece of writing called “live with intention” and thought you might like to check it out further. i know mary anne is so happy when people find inspiration from her words in the context of their daily lives. for this piece and more work from mary anne’s hand visit her website maryanneradmacher.com. mary anne has written several books and shares her work in many forms including conferences and classes. If you’d like more information feel free to e-mail me at jessicaformaryanneradmacher@gmail.com. keep up the good work!
For the record, I didn't use Mary Anne's words in this piece, just the phrase "Live with intention." The advice was a list of things like, call your mother, floss, always take an outstretched hand, be the first to smile, say please, keep your work area neat, say thank you alot, polish your shoes -- things like that.
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