Showing posts with label reference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reference. Show all posts
Monday, 20 May 2013
Romaninspired Font 19th century building
This beautiful example of a roman style font is on the front step of a Sydney building down near Darling Harbour. Share this reference shot with anyone interested in this particular neo-classical style.
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Post 150! Hieroglyphs
Wow Post 150 on Glyphika!
This is a book on Hieroglyphics you may enjoy and find useful for self study or teaching at several levels? It's a simple straight forward introduction to the glyphs and includes some basic grammar with examples drawn from actual monuments. Do look for it. Its modern approach will be a relief if you have only previously had access to reprints of Budge's work or found Gardiner's book on Middle Egyptian more suitable for advanced college students?
If you really have some knowledge of this area you may find this compact sturdy hardback a readable useful size and format for revision and reference.
This is a book on Hieroglyphics you may enjoy and find useful for self study or teaching at several levels? It's a simple straight forward introduction to the glyphs and includes some basic grammar with examples drawn from actual monuments. Do look for it. Its modern approach will be a relief if you have only previously had access to reprints of Budge's work or found Gardiner's book on Middle Egyptian more suitable for advanced college students?
If you really have some knowledge of this area you may find this compact sturdy hardback a readable useful size and format for revision and reference.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

