learn calligraphy

...that are accessible by location AND price. However, my schedule won’t allow me to take the class, yet. :/

I guess it’s the discipline part. I really gotta get into this more!

Contacted them to get more information. It seems exciting (and affordable)

Youtube actually seems to have some interesting videos. There is no relatively cheap program (one I found was over 1000+ dollars through a private art school!), near me (alternative is to take 2+ hours traveling or so), so this might be a good alternative.

It’s hard because I am working full-time and the class I intended to take is during the day. I suppose I could wait till next semester, but the price is REALLY steep—over $2000. I didn’t know when I applied, although I really should have looked into it.

To be fair, it’s really a private business disguised as an art school. So I don’t know yet. Maybe I’ll take the online version.

It would start next month. Especially since I don’t have a job. ._. I hope at the least, though, I can get a part time job so it will help defray the costs.

For some reason I thought it’d be a good thing to do on my commute. Then I realize the shaking motion of the train wouldn’t help. :P

Still, I think it will help me de-stress from things and reaffirm I am creative…somehow…:)

...like drawing, I go through stages where I want to learn it, but I don’t really pursue it. I recently bought yet another set of pens and a practice pad, but I haven’t used it yet. A lap desk to use while I’m on my commute would be helpful, though. A clipboard I don’t think will cut it. I can’t find a lapdesk that’s small enough to fit into my bag though. :/

It’s funny though, that I want to learn calligraphy but have such terrible writing normally.

...my teacher did it. I have tried on and off to pursue it, but never got around to it. Although I can do things independently, I think I need a teacher to help guide me with the basics at the very least.