Greek Calligraphy

The Greek Alphabet

In my pursuit to learn Modern Greek, I've had fun playing with the letterforms of this beautiful alphabet. Traditionally, Greeks don't tend to write in script. There is a history of Greek cursive, but the letterforms didn't stick, and cursive isn't taught in schools here. As such, I've been doing a lot of research and experimenting to play with the letterforms and push the bounds. Old Greek signage around Athens has provided lots of inspiration, but I've also played with the glyphs a lot on my own. 

 
Modern Greek Calligraphy by Molly Suber Thorpe of Plurabelle Calligraphy
 
Molly Suber Thorpe

Molly is a calligrapher, teacher, and author. Her book, Modern Calligraphy, has reached tens of thousands of budding calligraphers, and has been released in Spanish and Chinese translations. After spending nearly a decade in Los Angeles, Molly currently lives in Athens, Greece, where she works with clients all over the world.

http://mollysuberthorpe.com
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