Discover 5 Outstanding Lettering Projects from the Community

Have you ever wondered how to give more personality to your words? Lettering is the answer. It is the art of drawing letters, creating unique and eye-catching compositions that convey a message in a visually striking way.

If you are passionate about typography and creativity, here are 5 lettering projects that will inspire you to explore even more in this amazing world.

We hope they inspire and motivate you to create your work. We invite you to share your creative process with the community. In the following link, we give you ideas on how to publish yours: How to Publish Your Projects on Domestika

2 de Maio - Soccer court by João Varela (@joaoistyping)

This soccer field is located in the 2 de Maio neighborhood in Lisbon. The neighborhood gets its name from May 2, 1974, just after the peaceful revolution that overthrew the authoritarian regime, when hundreds of people took over unfinished buildings and occupied them in the years to come.

The "2 de Maio" project demonstrates the power of art to transform public spaces and connect people through creativity and sports.

We recommend their course "Creative Calligraphy: Find Your Style with a Sketchbook" where they will teach you to design experimental letter shapes based on traditional calligraphy.

Born To Be Wild by Aurelie Maron (@aureliemaron)

"Born to be Wild" is a lettering and digital illustration project created by artist and graphic designer Aurelie Maron. Aurelie created this artwork on her iPad using Procreate. She started by importing a preliminary sketch as a guide and outlining the letter shapes.

The "Born to be Wild" project is an excellent example of how lettering and digital illustration can come together to create visually striking and meaningful compositions that remind us of the importance of caring for and protecting our environment.

If you want to learn from her process, we recommend her course "Designing 3D Chrome Letters in Procreate".

Poster for "Who Can Kill a Child?" by Iván Castro (@ivancastro)

Inspired by the iconic 1970s Spanish film "Who Can Kill a Child?", this poster captures the spirit and essence of this horror classic directed by Chicho Ibáñez Serrador. Featuring hand-drawn lettering that evokes tension and mystery, the design combines a well-thought-out color palette.

The poster not only pays homage to the movie but also invites film and art enthusiasts to explore beyond its surface. If your curiosity has been piqued and you want to discover how this striking design was created, don't hesitate to visit their course full of surprises Cinema Lettering

Immerse yourself in Iván's creative process and be amazed by the techniques and skills used in the creation of this poster.

Lettering in Motion by José Bernabé (@jose_bernabe)

This project by José Bernabé explores the possibilities of motion lettering, achieving a cinematic treatment. There are five very entertaining examples that will surprise you due to the approach he has taken and how different they are.

If you like his work, you can learn from his method in this course "Digital 3D Lettering with Mixed Media" where he will teach you to create incredible compositions with letters using both digital tools and acrylic paint.

Lettering with Procreate: Master the App by Carly Snowdon (@carlysnowdon)

In this project from the course "Lettering with Procreate: Master the App", Carly carries out a series of very entertaining exercises where she took on the challenge of mixing 1980s design with mid-century Atomic Age design. Check out the result. we believe it will surprise yo