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Orthodox related calligraphy/fonts --- exp.

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LJCTAM

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Hey guys new to this site. Seems fun. I explained a bit about my enjoyment of certain types of calligraphy. The following are a few of the types of calligraph that I like and the ones that gave me admiration for the writing styles, histories, etc.. -- kinda got me interested in EO/OO a bit more too. In my spare time I practice these but not only these. I hope to be able to sell some calligraphy related artwork in the future. <these pics are not my own work; maybe in another post I'll post my own.>

"Old Church" Slavonic & Russian Vyaz














Romanian Arhaic/Geo/Pre-deco








 
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LJCTAM said:
Those are not my own. BUT! I will post my own in the next few days most likely.
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cool, and they would be interested to see.

and you should check out Georgian, their script is definitely unique
 
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