Calligraphy in pencil
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I was enjoying my pencils so much that I just continued . . . There is something so wonderful about a pencil. It seems more forgiving than ink. I feel more relaxed with a pencil in my hand than chisel and ink. I have to give a shout out to my teacher/inspiration, Peter Thornton. His workshops have always amazed me and given me the opportunity to better understand letterforms.