Crayoligraphy Workbook by Crayola (Like new, Pbk, 32 pgs, Dreamtivity)

Like new. ISBN 1944991514

Crayoligraphy is a term and art style referring to hand lettering and calligraphy created using broad-line markers, such as Crayola Supertips or Super Tips.  The concept was popularized by independent artist Colin Tierney in 2015, who coined the neologism by combining "crazy" and "calligraphy" to describe the accessible, fun, and non-intimidating nature of learning letterforms with cheap, widely available markers. 

The practice typically employs two main techniques:

-Fluid Method: Keeping the marker on the paper to transition smoothly between thick and thin strokes based on pressure. 
-Fragmented Method: Lifting the marker after each stroke to build letters from basic shapes, creating a sharper, quicker aesthetic.

To support this hobby, Crayola has released dedicated products like the Signature Crayoligraphy Activity Set, which includes dual-tip markers, detailing gel pens, instructional guides, and practice surfaces for creating cards, tags, and framed art.  While originally an independent concept, Crayoligraphy has become a recognized entry point for beginners to master modern calligraphy and brush lettering aesthetics without the cost of traditional professional tools.