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I choose English Calligraphy because most of my family is english on my mom's side

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I chose Indian writing because it is a part f my heritage and culture. I really like this style of lettering, because it is very different and unique, like the line the goes across the top of the letters. I chose this photo because the way the letters are written in the style for the English alphabet are very similar to the Indian style of writing. This is called a Samarkan font.

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I chose this calligraphy because a lot of my Heritage came from the former Yugoslavia (now croatia & serbia). I think its very beautiful and unique.

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I chose Chinese calligraphy because it's very unique, and they use different types of ink and paper. There are different types, and it was developed long before most civilizations nowadays. This picture shows the Chinese character for love.

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I chose the scottish calligraphy because that is apart of my heritage. I find scottish writing very similar to english lettering, but also very beautiful. Here are examples of the letters in the alphabet, and the translations of them to english writing:

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i chose this picture because it shows Italian calligraphy. it is very beautiful. they have such precision. i am from a lot of places but i chose to talk about Italy. in Italy they speaks  mostly Italian and some english. i chose this picture because it is so pretty and shows upper and lower case letter

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I chose this picture because it shows European calligraphy.  Europeans spoke  english so the language my ancestors spoke was english.

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I chose this photo because I thought it would helpful to see the letters translated. I like how simple it is, kind of like our letters now. Something that's different is that their are some drawings that represent two letters combined.

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I was drawn to this example because it actually showed and explained that Scotland was apart of the Celtic nation which all had the same writing fonts. This picture shows the full alphebet and the numbers.

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I was drawn to this example because they wrote on bamboo sticks and how instead of writing from left to right, they wrote from up to down. Ia also read that there was evidence that bamboo strips were used all the way from the 1250 BC! I like how neat and cool it looks. I also can see how the writer made some strokes thicker in some place and thinner in others.

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I was drawn to the example because this type of hand lettering is just really smooth and flowing. It's like a river, you  can't push it or force it because it flows on its own.

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I was drawn to this example because I shows the letter representations clearly

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This is an example of the russian alphabet (36 letters). It shows how uniquely swirly it is compared to normal cursive or calligraphy. I was drawn to it because it seems part of it has been designed so well, but the other is designed terribly. The ones that I think look terrible are the ones that are just very small loops. When put together just look like loop upon loop upon loop.

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I was drawn to this particular example  because this type of hand lettering is truly beautiful! The curves and waves that this calligraphy demonstrates is magnificent! I chose this photo because it shows the upper case letters as well as the lower case letters. I do wish I can write calligraphy like this!

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I am drawn to this specific picture of chinese calligraphy because it shows the real colour that many ancient chinese calligraphy are. I also really like this specific picture because the characters are nicely drawn with the particular amounts of pressure at certain parts of each character.