Vectorized Lettering: From Sketch to Screen
The Different Styles of Lettering
A course by Rebeca Anaya , Designer and Lettering Artist
About the video: The Different Styles of Lettering
Overview
“We are now going to explore the different styles of lettering that there are and the characteristics of each one. Also, we will review some examples of the use of each particular style. ”
In this video lesson Rebeca Anaya addresses the topic: The Different Styles of Lettering, which is part of the Domestika online course: Vectorized Lettering: From Sketch to Screen. Learn to draw modern, monoline, and brush script lettering with Illustrator.
Partial transcription of the video
“Different styles of lettering Lettering is not only about drawing slanted shapes or Scripts, they are often mistakenly known as italics but you must remember that lettering is more of a technique. It is the drawing of the letter, not the style you draw. Let's see a review of the types of lettering you can do. Let's see it. One of the strongest styles right now is Informal Scripts, which are letters based on conventional models or formal Script but have a lot of fluency and they are friendlier because they are based on the way of writing by hand. What they do is they alter a variable to get ...”
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Course summary for: Vectorized Lettering: From Sketch to Screen
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Category
Calligraphy & Typography -
Areas
Digital Lettering, Graphic Design, Lettering, Typography, Typography Design, Vector Illustration
Rebeca Anaya
A course by Rebeca Anaya
Rebeca Anaya has more than ten years of experience as a graphic designer and lettering artist. Based in Mexico, she works as a freelance artist on lettering and branding projects that revolve around typography.
Throughout her career, she has collaborated with a range of brands including Slack, The Washington Post, El Heraldo de México, Coolhunter and Artsynonym. She is also the founder of Typebasics, an initiative to teach amateur artists and designs from other disciplines about typography.
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