Calligraphy and Lettering Fundamentals in Procreate

Creative Lettering for Instagram using Procreate

“I welcome you to the "Final Project" section! After all the efforts you have made during the course, it is time to share your result with the world. In order to show you all the steps of your creative process, I will show you how to structure your final project. 1. Choose your inspirational quote.

2. Choose or create your favorite brushes, color palette and digital stamps. 3. Make a draft to correctly arrange the calligraphic, lettering and graphic elements on the canvas and start writing the final text. 4. Finally, draw the final illustration, color the graphics and add the necessary finishing touches. Share your result! I look forward to seeing your creation and engaging in constructive conversations about all of our work. So, don't forget to leave feedback to other people who have taken the course. I will try to be as present as possible in the forum to be able to give you some advice and get to know us better. Soon! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“As we conclude this course. i want to express my gratitude for joining me on this journey. It has been a delightful experience. and I sincerely hope you found it enjoyable as well. Thank you for being part of it. Calligraphy is my passion. Finding my style was an exceptional achievement. I hope I was helpful in starting this journey with you too. Your final project will be your personal contribution: a phrase that holds meaning for you. inspiring your day or resonating with your Instagram community. This is the time to put yourself to the test and practice everything you've learned. Revisin...”

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Course summary for: Calligraphy and Lettering Fundamentals in Procreate

• Level: Beginner
• 97% positive reviews (165)
• 6903 students
• 4 units
• 15 lessons (2h 0m)
• 11 downloads

• Category

  Calligraphy & Typography

• Software

  Procreate

• Areas

  Calligraphy, Digital Lettering, Instagram