Below you’ll find a collection of our members who offer services as professional calligraphers. Their skills include live calligraphy, engraving, and custom calligraphy and design. Though we enjoy all of our members’ work, we are providing this page as a service and we don’t specifically endorse any one.
If you’re looking for someone who teaches calligraphy, click here.
Any business arrangements are specifically between you and the calligrapher. The Calligraphic Society of Arizona assumes no responsibility for any outcome.
Click below to visit each calligrapher’s website, or scroll to the bottom of the page to submit a general inquiry form to the Society.
Freelance Calligraphers in Arizona
A growing handful of our members offer beautiful onsite and custom calligraphy work. Click below to view each member’s website and contact them directly!
Desert Plume Calligraphy
Jodean is amazing with pointed pen calligraphy for envelopes and more. She also offers onsite calligraphy, engraving, and onsite product painting.
Collectively Cameron
Cameron excels at Copperplate and modern calligraphy, onsite engraving, and freehand painting for home portraits and apparel.
ROX INK Calligraphy
Roxy specializes in live event calligraphy, freehand engraving, hot foil debossing, painting, and guest portraits. She also offers mirrored seating charts.
Cedar Cliff Designs
Kendall delights in serving brides and brands with on-site customization services. She specializes in engraving and heat-foiling.
Crossroads Calligraphy
Renee specializes in both pointed and broad edge calligraphy, as well as live engraving and personal, custom works.
Shari offers custom calligraphy and semi-custom wedding invitation design and production.
Best Practices for Hiring a Calligrapher
Our members have a range of skill sets and experience. Please understand that calligraphy and design are creative processes and require an adequate amount of time for planning and writing. Be sure that the text you provide the calligrapher is legible and exactly as you’d like it to appear. If you have multiples of an item such as envelopes or place cards, provide extras as a courtesy to the calligrapher.
Follow these tips to choose the right calligrapher for your project:
- visit different websites and view their portfolios
- inquire about their availability
- ask for samples