In medieval Ireland, insular was the method of choice to produce this type of work as opposed to the uncial popular elsewhere in Europe.
In medieval Ireland, insular was the method of choice to produce this type of work as opposed to the uncial popular elsewhere in Europe. The word yong, which means eternal, exemplifies the 8 principles of creating this type of work. Wang Xizhi was the founder of the Kaishu style of creating this type of work. A qalam was the traditional tool of Islamic creators of this type of work, whose members included Omar Aqta, a creator of a certain ring for Tamerlane. In medieval Western Europe, the standard for creating this type of work was Carolingian miniscule. The Four Treasures of the Study were used to create this type of work, which in Japanese can include katakana. Medieval copies of the Bible exemplify this type of work as they were painstakingly hand copied. For 10 points, name this type of work that involves fancy writing.
In medieval Ireland, insular was the method of choice to produce this type of work as opposed to the uncial popular elsewhere in Europe.
{calligraphy} [accept {script}; accept stuff that indicates fancy writing; accept word forms; prompt on “writing”; prompt on stuff like “books” or “texts”; prompt on “typeface”; do not accept “printing”]