Copywork is the antidote to the blank page and the best way to tap into your inner genius and learn from geniuses past. Try it today.

New Yorker Phillip Patterson took four years, from 2009-2013, to handwrite this stunning artisanal copy of the Bible. Combined with stunning photography , we tell the story of a true labor of love.

Caroline Campbell began copying her Bible during sermons at church. Over 9 years she applied herself diligently, and completed the Bible before her 30th birthday.

Freddie North of Clarkesville, Georgia, has handwritten not one but two Bibles. Investing a little over seven years, he now has an NIV and a King James Version to show for his efforts. Aside from creating a legacy, he says meticulously working through the Bible word by word brought him a better understanding of its meaning.

“It brought me closer to God and gave me more understanding of the Bible,

Canadian Hadley Burns spent 489 consecutive days transcribing the Bible by hand.

Hand-copying the Bible was a gift mandated to Israel's Kings. Upon ascending the throne, the King was required to make a copy of the law in his own hand, for himself.