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Post by midorica on Aug 30, 2017 4:25:12 GMT
Specifically with the Calli Letters and Swashy Letters by Mama Elephant and the Sophisticated Script by Concord & 9th? I love the idea of being able to put together words myself while still getting the calligraphy look, but I can't quite figure out which of these sets is the best option... so it'd be great to hear this community's reviews. I'm also wondering if it's possible to use these stamps with the Tim Holtz stamp platform, or if it's actually necessary to stamp each letter separately with an acrylic block.
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Post by oaksong on Aug 30, 2017 10:19:48 GMT
Vicky Papaioannou uses some in her latest Art Journal video. I think she said they're from Concord & 9th. She stamps them one letter at a time. I don't have any calligraphy font letters, but the issue I've found with using a stamp platform or block is that you can't get the letters close enough together if you put them down all at the same time. |
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Post by don on Aug 31, 2017 20:02:25 GMT
One way to use the rubber mounted type would be to take them off the wood block, trim away as much excess rubber you can and use them as clings. Then maybe they could be arranged and used like a single image. If you start with cling stamps then trim them as close as you can.
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