Harry Davies
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Challenge: James Lewis Paints the Champion Logo in 10 Minutes

by Harry Davies @harry_davies

James Lewis, lettering artist capable of reproducing any logo you can imagine, takes on a Domestika Challenge

James Lewis (@jamesllewis) is popular on social media platforms Instagram and TikTok for his brilliant deconstruction of some of the most popular logos in existence: the huge reach of his videos have got him work with Amazon, Samsung, Montblanc, and Rolls-Royce. He now gives conferences and classes on lettering around the world.

Lewis is an expert in creating some of the most well-known logos in the world in brush lettering, but will he be able to recreate the sporting brand Champion's logo in just 10 minutes? Find out in the video below:

If you want to learn to use tools like the brush pen and paintbrushes to illustrate letters, words, and phrases with James Lewis, head to his online course: Introduction to Brush Lettering.

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martina_fernandez

20.05.2020 at 16:38

Qué destreza...Te admiro..!
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