Painterly Prose #55 – with Michele Hatty Fritz
We love the work of Michele Hatty Fritz, so pretty and graceful!
Painterly Prose #54 – with Jennifer Mauricio
A big thank you to Jennifer Mauricio for today’s Shakespeare quote! We love it!
Painterly Prose #53 – with Mallory Hopkins
Happy (early) Valentine’s Day from Momental! Our calligraphy feature is from Mallory Hopkins. Nothing says “Valentine” like roses, so enjoy our watercolor blooms!
Painterly Prose #52 – with Abi McGinnis
Here’s an early Valentine’s Day romantic color palette for your Friday morning! Thanks to Abi McGinnis for this graceful swirling calligraphy.
Painterly Prose #51 – with Kelle McCarter
We love our bright poppy pattern, so why not feature it with the work of one of our favorite calligraphers, Kelle?
Painterly Prose #50 – with Laura Hooper
Thank you to Laura Hooper Calligraphy for today’s quote, we love it! A little mindfulness for our Friday morning.
Painterly Prose #49 – with Michele Hatty Fritz
Good morning! To celebrate the warm spell we’ve had the last couple of days, here are some whimsical pink blooms that compliment Meant to Be Calligraphy’s graceful script.
Painterly Prose #48 – with Sarah Pawlowski
Happy First Friday of 2017! Here’s a great quote from JK Rowling, written by Sarah Pawlowski.
Painterly Prose #47 – with Kelle McCarter
As get ready for a New Year, let’s take a moment to be mindful of our goals and achievements with this insightful quote from Robert Louis Stevenson. Happy New Year!
Painterly Prose #46 – with Laura Hooper
Here’s a wintry Yosemite landscape to get you in the mood for hot chocolate and fuzzy socks this weekend, as we celebrate with family. Happy holidays to all!
Painterly Prose #45 – with Abi McGinnis
Happy holidays! They are approaching so quickly, so here’s a little something featuring Abi McGinnis, just in time for the season. And we’re having seasonably freezing weather here in Pennsylvania, so it’s extra-appropriate today!
Painterly Prose #44 – with Mallory Hopkins
Happy Friday, and thanks again to Mallory Hopkins for her beautiful script! Wise words indeed from Henry Rollins : )