Lettering as an Identity

In the final stretch (Part 3)

A course by Yani&Guille , Lyricists, Graphic Designers and Typographers

98% positive reviews (131)

1,741 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: In the final stretch (Part 3)

Overview

“Third and last part.”

In this video lesson Yani&Guille addresses the topic: In the final stretch (Part 3), which is part of the Domestika online course: Lettering as an Identity. Learn how the shapes of letters can strengthen the personality of a message.

Partial transcription of the video

“[Silence] [Music] This is how we start our sentence. [Music] We activate the preview option to see a preview of this shadow. [Music] Let's apply it only to the white phrase to make the preview a little faster In relation to occupations it is practically the same Look, I tell the story faster than it solves it. [Music] Let's export this image or just what we can do is pass it as a smart object to Photoshop Before that we are going to prepare our masks in a slightly neater way. [Music] Let's apply this layer, let's align everything extra and in this particular case we are going to release thi...”

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Course summary for: Lettering as an Identity

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (131)
1741 students
4 units
16 lessons (2h 53m)
9 downloads

Category
Calligraphy & Typography
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Branding & Identity, Graphic Design, Hand Lettering, Lettering

Yani&Guille

A course by Yani&Guille

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Lyricists, Graphic Designers and Typographers

Guille Vizzari and Yani Arabena are lyricists, graphic designers and typographers. They met while studying at the University of Buenos Aires where they began to work together fusing calligraphy and illustration.

In 2014 they founded their own studio (Yani & Guille) specialized in calligraphy, lettering and typography applied to graphic design and giving workshops on these disciplines both in Argentina and in the rest of Latin America.

Both recognize that they are passionate about handmade design, especially those pieces with a high degree of refinement and care that reflect the dedication of the artist.

Throughout their career they have produced typographical works that can be found in foundries such as Sudtipos (Esmeralda, Abelina Pro and Quotes) and Latinotype and have worked for clients such as All Saints Cafe, the Masticar, Chandon and Arcor gastronomy fair as well as covers for books and magazines.