My Desk Set-Up While Making Gold Calligraphy

Student Judy from TPK's Intermediate Modern Calligraphy Online Course (thepostmansknock.com/intermed...) asked me how I arrange my desk when creating gold calligraphy. Where do I keep my paintbrush, my cleaning water, and my pan of gold watercolor? While my set-up varies daily, this is the main format I use.
I love using gold watercolor to write gold calligraphy because it offers a rich, luminous sheen that captures the light in a truly magical way. Unlike gold ink, which can sometimes be chunky or inconsistent, gold watercolor provides a smoother application. It allows for more control over the opacity, ensuring each stroke looks evenly radiant. Furthermore, watercolors can be easily reactivated with water, making them a more forgiving and versatile medium, especially for beginners or those aiming for perfect consistency in their projects.
To learn how to use gold watercolor to write calligraphy, see: thepostmansknock.com/creating...

[@manujagupta5466]

Every calligrapher's excuse: Sorry, my desk is messy. I can't help being a hoarder

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

It's true ... there's no cure, haha!

[@readmydescription5533]

My name is Hamid Raza Just starting out in life can't do signatures can you make a video with some signatures of my name and how can i practice them Please please please please please

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

Hi Hamid, Thank you so much for reaching out and expressing your interest! I truly appreciate your enthusiasm and desire to learn. While I won't be able to create a dedicated video for individual signature requests at this time, I encourage you to explore some of the general tutorials and practice techniques available on my channel. They can be a great starting point for developing your own unique signature. Keep practicing, and remember that every artist's journey is unique. Wishing you all the best on your journey! Warm regards, Lindsey

[@Sztefa001]

I wasn't asked for opinion but if you don't mind an idea from someone else feel free to read: I like making first letters really big and the rest very small. Making them big allows for some fun like extending some parts to underline or circle around the whole words. Like you could try extending the left leg of the "R" to make a loop to the right, up and back and in created oval write the "aza" part?

[@readmydescription5533]

@@Sztefa001 thanks