Morphing Monograms

with Barry Morentz

March 22 and 29

$147

Monograms aren't just letters, they've been used for centuries as a mark of royalty, nobility, and prominence.

They tell a story before a single word is read, carrying elegance, movement, and meaning in every line.

Imagine, your family, your friends... your clients... taking real pride in the work you create for them.

Your dad's reaction when you've made a monogram so beautiful he wants it used as his email signature and on this year's Christmas cards.

Whether you're a calligraphy pro or just interested in obsessed with letterforms, Barry will give you the tools to push your work beyond the expected.

You'll explore how simple forms can be deconstructed, woven together, and reimagined into these intricate, hypnotic compositions.

Barry's approach to Calligraphy is very interactive not just with his lettering, but with his students as well so space is very limited!

At the end of the class you won't just have new techniques—you'll have finished pieces AND a whole new way of thinking about monograms!

Spots are of course limited. Once they're gone, they're gone.

Unlock the secret art-

Transforming ordinary letters into extraordinary visual masterpieces!

Revolutionize your design portfolio

Eye-catching calligraphic patterns that captivate and inspire!

Master the magical transformation process

Turn simple letterforms into mesmerizing visual symphonies!

Discover professional layering techniques

Bring stunning depth and dimension to your creations!

Create show-stopping personalized designs

Friends and clients will beg you to reproduce!

Harness the power

Blend letters into complex patterns that appear to dance across the page!

Elevate your artistic toolkit

Border-crafting skills that frame your work with organic elegance!

Learn directly from Barry Morentz,

And yeah, it's the same Barry Morentz whose work is in MoMA and whose clients include Cartier, Estee Lauder, and The New York Public Library...it's that Barry Morentz. ;-)

Walk away with finished artwork AND the transformative skills to continue your monogram journey!

WHO: Students should have competence with at least two traditional alphabets.