Looking for a book.

[claire lander]

Hi girls 

Just to say that Rachel Yallop's self published (I think) manual is great to have as well as Winters', and covers flourishing too. (I use her Capitals for help and reference all the time now) She's on IG: @rachelyallopcalligraphy, which has a link to her site. She's in the UK, so postage here and to Europe not to bad.

Best wishes

Claire

[Simone Lettering]

Thanks Claire @claire lander 
I'm already following Rachel Yallop and she recently mentioned that she is re-printing that book.
Certainly need to get a copy of that!

[mintran]

I really love Vitolo's interactive book. It's free and packed with text, examples and videos. It's very easy to learn and follow.

I'm ordering Yallop's book. Love her style!

Winters' book is great but her forms lean toward the modern copperplate.

[KarenDodo]

i have this book and ordered it from John Neal in USA, I don't remember if they sent it to me in South Africa or if I was there at the time and received it there. They may post it for you.

[marilyns]

Regarding Vitolo's interactive book, is there any way a non-Apple user can use it?

[ash0kgiri]

I'm looking for a calligraphy book, and wondered if anyone owns this book

I also want one. Thanks Sarah for sharing this.

[jeanwilson]

Regarding Vitolo's interactive book, is there any way a non-Apple user can use it?

All of the information is available at the IAMPETH website
If you go to Joe's website, there are links to the lessons as well as the videos
Joe's website is - zanerian.com
A little extra clicking to get the information, but it worth taking the time.

[marilyns]

Thanks, Jean, for that information.  I'll check it out.