Creative Lettering Techniques in an Artistic Sketchbook
Numbers and volume effects
A course by Lucía Nolasco , Designer and Lettering Specialist
About the video: Numbers and volume effects
Overview
“Now I will explain how to draw the numbers. I will also show you some effects that can make your drawings even more special, in addition, I will give you tips so that you can apply them without any problem. ”
In this video lesson Lucía Nolasco addresses the topic: Numbers and volume effects, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creative Lettering Techniques in an Artistic Sketchbook. Learn to draw unique letters as you document your daily creative process and explore different textures, inks, and pens.
Partial transcription of the video
“Numbers and volume effects Since we saw how to draw the letters correctly Now it's the turn of the numbers. I will show you step by step how to draw each number and in the end we will finish with some effects. This time I will use graphite pencils because we need to be precise in the form. I'll start with B. First, as I already told you in the part where I explain how to make the letters, we will start with the skeleton of the form, what makes a one a one. To make the one we will draw the simplest version of what we could understand as the number 1. I will also leave you the ductus, from wh...”
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Course summary for: Creative Lettering Techniques in an Artistic Sketchbook
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Category
Calligraphy & Typography -
Areas
Drawing, Hand Lettering, Lettering, Sketchbook
Lucía Nolasco
A course by Lucía Nolasco
Lucía Nolasco, better known as Lunol, is a Peruvian graphic designer with a passion for calligraphy, lettering, and typography. She discovered her love for letters in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2012, where she studied with renowned artists such as Silvia Cordero Vega and Marina Soria, in addition to Jaime de Albarracín and Claude Dietrich in Lima, Peru. She also honed her skills by participating in workshops with Ale Paul, Yani and Guille, Martina Flor, and Gemma O'Brien.
She has worked on major projects in branding, retail, publishing, events, and packaging, including the "Innato" project—a package design where 80% of the calligraphy was done with a flex nib pen—which earned her bronze at the 2015 Pentawards in London alongside Infinito Consultores.
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