Calligraphic styles

Calligraphic styles refer to various artistic handwriting techniques that emphasize beauty and creativity in lettering. Each style has distinct characteristics, such as different shapes, flourishes, and line qualities. Common styles include Gothic, with its angular forms; Italic, known for its slant and elegance; and Copperplate, recognized for its flowing, graceful lines. Calligraphy is often used in invitations, art, and design, creating visually appealing text that conveys more than just words. It blends tradition with personal expression, making written communication both a visual and cultural experience.