Brush Calligraphy Workshops in Sacramento, California

Workshop announcement for Instagram 5-27-16

Well, hello there! It has been a while since I took a break from blogging/YouTubing.

While it has been quiet here on the blog, I have been avidly working on putting together more in-person workshops. These workshops are right here in my hometown, Sacramento, California. They are four-hours long and designed to give you a solid introduction to brush calligraphy. You can read more about my workshops here.

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If you’re local or willing to travel, I would love to have you in class! There’s nothing like one-on-one, in-person instruction and live demonstrations.

And if you’re not close enough to join me this time, stay tuned. I’ll be heading to Los Angeles this fall and the Northern Virginia/DC area in December.

Cheers!

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Are you located close to Sacramento? If not, tell me in a comment below where you are located. I’d love to host a workshop there!


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22 responses to “Brush Calligraphy Workshops in Sacramento, California”

  1. Diane Avatar
    Diane

    I’m in San Diego, maybe Paper Tales?

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    1. Thanks, Diane! I’ll certain look into it. Would love to visit SD again!

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    2. Your brush calligraphy is beautifull and very inspiring. I’m located in Sherman Oaks, a suburb of Los Angeles. My store name is Presence Sherman Oaks! I’d love to take one of your classes!

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      1. Hi Linda! I would love to meet and teach you! I’ll be in Monrovia the last weekend of October. I forgot if I asked you already – are you on my workshop mailing list? I will announce tickets real soon.

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  2. Sheri Avatar
    Sheri

    Hi! I’m in the Phoenix area & would love to see you either come here or to Vegas. I recently took a calligraphy workshop from someone else & am sad to say how disappointing it was! I think your workshops sound much more in-depth and fun.

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    1. Hi Sheri! I would absolutely love to go to Phoenix or Vegas. Hopefully sooner than later! It would be so awesome to meet and teach you. In the meantime, I hope my tutorials and videos help. Let me know if you have any questions.

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  3. Kirstin Avatar
    Kirstin

    Would love a workshop anywhere in Southern California–Los Angeles, riverside, Ontario.

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  4. Come to South Florida!! It’s beautiful and I would love to learn from you! 🙂

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  5. I work at a venue in Orange County that hosts a lot of workshops! We would absolutely LOVE to have you teach a workshop here. Feel free to email me if you are interested! 🙂

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    1. Thanks, Allison! Great to know!

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  6. stampinwithaloha Avatar
    stampinwithaloha

    Please come to the Los Angeles/Orange County area!!! I would love to take a class with you!

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  7. Joyce Avatar
    Joyce

    Is the PDF of the capital letters available? I know you’ve been busy but it’s been a long time.

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    1. Hi Joyce! Yes, the capital letters PDF is available. I included it as part of my (free) starter guide that you can grab here: http://learnbrushcalligraphy.com. You receive the guide after signing up for my online course mailing list. 🙂

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  8. Katharina Avatar
    Katharina

    Portland, OR!

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    1. Jenny Chung Avatar
      Jenny Chung

      Portland, OR x2 🙂

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      1. Adding OR to my workshop bucket list!!! Thanks, Jenny!

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  9. Lisa T. Avatar
    Lisa T.

    How about Santa Cruz? There are plenty of artsy people here, it’s not far from Sacramento, and there are plenty of places to hold workshops!

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    1. Ooo, I love Santa Cruz! I’d love some venue suggestions – send me an email at piecescalligraphy@gmail.com!

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  10. LettersbyRiss Avatar
    LettersbyRiss

    Hi!!

    I love your posts!! I’ve been doing a lot of pointed pen the last 6 months or so, but I’m discovering how awesome brush lettering is! One thing though, I can’t seem to find a post on how to do the comma dot! Am I just missing it? I see that its similar to the understroke and I watched the video from the ovals on how high to go up with them, but is there a post explaining how to do it itself?? Thanks!!

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    1. Hi Riss! I don’t have a specific video/post on the commadot. But here’s what I’ll tell you: Keep the commadot on the INSIDE of your stroke. This will help ensure it doesn’t stick out like a sore thumb. Are you on Instagram? Tell me your IG handle, and I’ll try to tag you in some posts where I demonstrate the commadot.

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    1. Oh boy! I’ll have to add OK to my workshop bucket list. 😉 Hope it happens soon!

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