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.
As a hobby or a profession, the calligrapher must have content (what to write), an audience (even if only yourself, but hopefully for others as well), and a purpose. Fortunately there is quite a lot that a calligrapher can do. It turns out that there are lots of people who would love to have you write something for them. They provide the content, they are your audience, and they give you part of your purpose.