The official newsletter of the Australian Society of Calligraphers
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The word "Colophon" originates from the early 17th century via late Latin from the Greek "Kolophon", meaning a summit or finishing touch. A modern translation is an inscription placed at the end of a book or manuscript that gives information about its production.




June 2010
Articles include


  • President's Report:
    Lecture by Julian Waters

  • Letter from the Editors:
    Words Work reminder

  • The Spirit of the Pen - a new generation
    Willoughby Arts Centre Calligraphy Exhibition and Opening Night with Tim Noad

  • What is Calligraphy? Where is it going?
    And is it going to go?
    By Ann Hechle FSSI

  • Farewell Gabby

  • Sydney Royal Easter Show 2010

  • Blogs and Blogging, by Fiona Dempster

  • ASC Workshops

Prayer for the Ephesians
Gabrielle Toner

Royal Easter Show
Western Calligraphy Open Traditional
3rd prize

Traditional initial letters
Royal Easter Show

Traditional initial letters from some of the Royal Easter Show entries on pages 11, 14 and 15