Nearby Attractions and Services. 1  Antique stores, flea markets and gift shops. 2  Boat and jetski rentals. 3  Full service grocery with bakery, deli and hot foods. 4  Bait shop. 5  Boat repairs. 6  Library. 7  Resturants accessable by boat. 8  Shell Knob - 3 miles.
Step 3: Join a Professional Organization. There are several professional organizations for calligraphers across the United States, including the Society of Scribes, the Society for Calligraphy and a number of state-specific guilds. These courses can supplement formal training and serve as an additional resource for information for calligraphers learning the trade. 2  Take business classes. 3  Elective courses in marketing, accounting and finance can help a calligrapher learn useful skills for self-employment.
Typically, a calligrapher works as a freelancer, taking special orders from clients. A calligrapher may be hired by a graphic design firm, or an educational institute to help create diplomas, or a wedding planning company to help write client invitations. Film and television companies may also need a calligrapherâs services for images and props. One of the most important parts of a calligrapherâs career is to have the patience to write and rewrite drafts, sometimes to the point of hand cramps. It is only when a calligrapher feels confident that they can do the best job possible, that they will start working on a final draft.