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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 43 MIN

Going Viral with Calligrapher, Sylvia Wong

from The Life of Letters · host Laura Edralin

In this episode, Laura Edralin speaks with Sylvia Wong, a Toronto-based calligraphy artist and digital marketing director. They discuss Sylvia's journey into calligraphy, the creation of her viral project, the Just Married Jacket, and her experiences in teaching and community building. Sylvia shares insights on balancing her calligraphy business with her full-time job, navigating pricing and value in the art world, and the future of calligraphy in an increasingly digital landscape. The conversation emphasizes the importance of personal connection in art and the unique experiences that calligraphy can offer.  To find out more about Sylvia: Visit: viacalligraphy.com  Or connect with her on Instagram at @viacalligraphy If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love for you to subscribe, leave a review, or share it - it really helps others discover the podcast - thank you! Connect with me on Instagram @thelifeofletterspodcast to continue the conversation, share your own lettering journey or suggest topics you'd love to hear about in future episodes. To discover more about my calligraphy workshops and more, visit lauralletterslife.com or say hi on Instagram @lauraletterslife. Look out for the next series, coming soon!

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