About the Author

Brenna Jordan lives in Duluth, Minnesota, where she owns a calligraphy and hand lettering business, Calligraphy by Brenna, which provides wedding and event calligraphy, certificates, logo design, and commission work. She is a member of IAMPETH (R) (International Association of Master Penmen, Engrossers and Teachers of Handwriting (c)) and The Colleagues of Calligraphy and offers private or small group lessons.

Reviews

"Brenna captures the art of handwriting in such a beautiful way, from explaining the history and breaking down the basics to discussing her signature style of flourishing in this book. I was blown away by the information and topics covered in the book allowing me to see handwriting in another perspective. Such an amazing book that answers the 'why' and getting started."

-Shelly Kim of Letters By Shells, author of Learn to Create Modern Calligraphy Lettering and Learn to Create Art Deco Lettering
"I am absolutely blown away by the vast amount of information there is in this book, and at how wonderfully detailed it is. From diving into the history of handwriting to being able to successfully learn by practicing different types of styles with clear and beautiful examples, there is no doubt this book will help anyone improve-and thoroughly enjoy-their handwriting."

-Chrystal Elizabeth, modern letterer and author of Brush Lettering Made Simple
"A wonderful resource for anyone who is interested in penmanship! Brenna not only brings you into the rich history behind handwriting; she guides you through beautiful scripts and styles that will inspire you to put pen to paper."

-Younghae Chung of Logos Calligraphy + Design
"Brenna is a master of her craft and she doesn't hold back in these abundant pages full of instruction and inspiration. She has an effortless way of guiding you to fall in love with your unique handwriting-how to embrace it, mold it, and really own it-showing you the priceless value it has. This book is experimental yet timeless!"

-Peggy Dean, author and art educator
"Will have you penning beautiful letters in no time."

-Columbia Tribune