Dates:
Wednesday, 26.07.2023, 6 – 7 pm

Does this sound like a great programme to end the day with? Then you’ve come to the right place. In this 60-minute handlettering course for beginners, you will learn the basics of calligraphy. With Sophie Missall from purelettering (www.purelettering.de) you will learn step by step script writing and faux calligraphy. At the end you will take time to letter your own card with a personal saying in your own personal style. There are various materials available for you to use. For this handlettering beginner course, you don’t need any previous experience, beautiful handwriting or artistic talent, because handlettering is first and foremost a technique. The course is also a nice parent-child community experience, children can participate from the age of approx. 8 years, depending on their writing skills. We are very happy about the cooperation with Sophie, who has already worked for such renowned brands as Montblanc, Hermès, Lala Berlin, H&M Home, Depot and many more. Her clear and elegant design style will inspire you too.

Be there and sign up – we look forward to sharing the handlettering journey with you!

Registration can be done on site at the “Paletti Pop Up Store” or online at the Paletti Webshop via this link

Please note
Registration is valid upon payment of the course fee. No discount can be granted for courses. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel a course up to three days in advance. In this case, the fee will be refunded in the same way as it was paid.

Location
POP KUDAMM Event Space
Check-in at the “Paletti Pop-up Store” in front of the main building – until 15 min before the event starts

– Introduction to the basics and techniques of script writing and faux calligraphy
– your first own lettering with your chosen slogan
– individual tips and tricks
– overview of the best lettering materials
– creative time out from the digital daily routine

– a goodie bag with materials to take home
– lots of inspiration and fun being creative
– a real sense of achievement in handlettering and a good dose of pride