The Next Meeting is scheduled for April 5th, at 6:45-8:45 p.m. April’s Letters and Lines theme is “Drips and Drops” and the lettering class will be Versals. “And the Small Become Great” Workshop As … Continued
Our next meeting is March 1st in Room 231 at Mill Woods Seniors and Multicultural Centre, 2610 Hewes Way, Edmonton. Time to get ready to do AKIM lettering at our next meeting. If you aren’t an ECS member you can … Continued
Our next meeting is March 1st in Room 231 at Mill Woods Seniors and Multicultural Centre, 2610 Hewes Way, Edmonton. The theme for letters and line is “Shine On.” ECS meeting days are held on the first Wednesday of the month. … Continued
Next meeting is February 1st at 6:45-8:45 p.m. The February Letters and Lines theme is FROZEN so bring any projects that may apply. After the meeting, the Learn to Letter/Refresher class will be Pointed Brush. Notices The ECS Facebook pages have … Continued
Below are the new “Just Write” Books that were made due to high demand and our new Desktop Calendar that was a big hit at December’s meeting. As well, we have a few photos from our “Letters and Lines.” … Continued
Next Meeting is December 7th, 2016. See “monthly meeting” below for more information. November Events Were a Big Hit Bonnie Doon Mall Community Outreach: Once again, ECS promoted ink, paper and letters in the community! Nine talented volunteers instructed more … Continued
30th Anniversary Celebration ECS’s 30th Anniversary celebration was a hit with guests attending from areas out-of-town such as Red Deer and St. Albert. Dr. Helen Komeniuk presented some very interesting details about the Saint John’s Bible. The calligraphy exhibit and PowerPoint presentation … Continued
Letters & Lines Each monthly meeting will begin with a display of lettering and other related projects created by ECS members. A brief statement of your work is required but don’t let that stop you. We want to see how … Continued
In this two day workshop September 17–18, we will look beyond the well-known, well-loved, dense and forceful Blackletter to study a more gentle,sensitive version of Gothic Letterforms. With a focus on using the Pilot Parallel Pen to learn the most … Continued
