What Kind of Calligrapher Are You?

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Quiz Questions

1.
Why do you want to learn calligraphy?
- A.
  I want to address wedding invitations for a friend
- B.
  I want to learn how to write more neatly
- C.
  I want to create signs for my home or for gifts
- D.
  I want to turn it into a business
- E.
  I want a new hobby for relaxation
2.
Which of these styles are you most drawn to?
- A.
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  Brush
- B.
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  Script
- C.
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  Pointed Pen
- D.
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  Flourish
3.
If you wanted to start practicing calligraphy right now, what supplies would you get?
- A.
  A beginner calligraphy kit from a craft store
- B.
  Colorful brush markers and copy paper
- C.
  Smooth, high-quality paper, a small-tipped brush pen
- D.
  Vintage nib, ceramic inkwell, an oblique holder
4.
How much experience do you have with calligraphy?
- A.
  None. I’ve never picked up a calligraphy pen before!
- B.
  I tried it when I was a kid.
- C.
  I follow lettering accounts on Instagram and have tried it on my own.
- D.
  I’ve taken a beginner’s class and I’m looking for the next step.
- E.
  I’ve been hand lettering for a while and want to master my craft.
5.
What’s one skill you need to have in order to be successful at calligraphy?
- A.
  Neat handwriting
- B.
  Spatial awareness
- C.
  Good spelling
- D.
  Creativity
6.
Where do you mostly do arts and crafts projects?
- A.
  In my craft room
- B.
  In a nook in my home
- C.
  At the kitchen table
- D.
  On the couch while watching Netflix
7.
What do you do in your free time?
- A.
  When I’m not in my craft room, I’m browsing an art store.
- B.
  I’m all about getting outside as much as possible.
- C.
  Most of my free time is spent with family.
- D.
  Free time? Who has that!?

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Hand Lettering Enthusiast
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You’ve always wanted to be a crafty person, but maybe you just haven’t quite found the time just yet. But now you’re determined to dive right in, making time for it when you can. You’re excited to start creating beautiful hand lettering! Before you head out to an art store or Amazon to get #allthethings, we encourage you to start slow and find out exactly what type of calligraphy and lettering you like most. Faux calligraphy is a great starting point because you don’t need any special supplies and can learn some of the key lingo and letter styles before investing in new pens. But first, we want you to learn more about what it is and how to get started. After you share your results, do these two things: 1. Download our FREE Calligraphy Tools & Styles 101 guide (click the purple button). This will give you a handy reference for vocabulary and supplies. 2. Check your inbox! We're going to send you an email with the best lettering resources to help you get to the next level. Happy Lettering :) -Jillian & Jordan, Founders of Loveleigh Loops
2.
Calligra-Newbie
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You probably have a little bit of experience with hand lettering or crafts, and now you want to do more. Maybe you have a little more time on your hands or you’re looking for a creative outlet. Whatever the reason you’re here, we’re so glad to have you! If you’ve been following us for a little while, you know that we always recommend starting with faux calligraphy. It looks just like real calligraphy but it doesn’t require special pens--so it’s a very low barrier to entry. Plus, faux calligraphy helps ensure you have the fundamentals of lettering down so you can be successful no matter which style you learn next! Even if you already have experience, these lessons will reinforce the fundamentals of letterforms and shading to set you up for future success. After you share your results, do these two things: 1. Download our FREE Calligraphy Tools & Styles 101 guide (click the purple button). This will give you a handy reference for vocabulary and supplies. 2. Check your inbox! We're going to send you an email with the best lettering resources to help you get to the next level. Happy Lettering :) -Jillian & Jordan, Founders of Loveleigh Loops
3.
Confident Creator
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You know your way around a calligraphy alphabet and are ready to expand your knowledge! Maybe you’re looking to use your talent to address a friend’s wedding invitations or maybe you want to improve on your craft and see where it takes you. You’re in a great position to start learning how to make your lettering a little more refined or to be a bit more creative in your craft. This is when students usually uplevel the pens and paper they’re using and invest in their education so they can have the best results possible. After you share your results, do these two things: 1. Download our FREE Calligraphy Tools & Styles 101 guide (click the purple button). This will give you a handy reference for vocabulary and supplies. 2. Check your inbox! We're going to send you an email with the best lettering resources to help you get to the next level. Happy Lettering :) -Jillian & Jordan, Founders of Loveleigh Loops
4.
Sensational Scripter
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Look at you! You have solid experience with calligraphy and might have even sold custom work. As a veteran hand letterer, you know that there’s so much to learn in the world of calligraphy. You’re looking to learn some advanced techniques and nail down your unique style. When you’ve mastered the craft, we know it’s exciting to learn new ways of forming letters and discover new things you can create. Many of our students go on to use their skills to start new businesses or to simply share beautiful words that will become their legacy. After you share your results, do these two things: 1. Download our FREE Calligraphy Tools & Styles 101 guide (click the purple button). This will give you a handy reference for vocabulary and supplies. 2. Check your inbox! We're going to send you an email with the best lettering resources to help you get to the next level. Happy Lettering :) -Jillian & Jordan, Founders of Loveleigh Loops

What Kind of Calligrapher Are You?

Before you dive into the world of lettering, make sure you're starting on the right path!

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