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    Hand-Lettering Techniques for Objects

    A course by Nanda TypeLettering Artist

    Hand-Lettering Techniques for Objects

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    13 lessons & 31 downloads

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    Hand-Lettering Techniques for Objects

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    Hand-Lettering Techniques for Objects

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    • Excelente, era lo que necesitaba para iniciarme en este mundo, Los recursus adicionales son increibles, aunque no sepas nada de lettering lo puedes lograr. La profesora al menos en español trasmite los conocimientos de una forma muy clara y precisa

    • 2 years ago

      muy interesante y muy practic0, excelente expicacion.

    • I was looking for engraving class and happy to find this one. I feel it’s an entry level class and hoping to see an advanced one. It would be great if the instructor could teach us how to protect our eyes and nose.

    • 3 years ago

      Very informative

    • 3 years ago

      nice course

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    Nanda Type

    Nanda Type

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    Lettering Artist

    Joined November 2017

    Lina Fernanda Casallas, better known as Nanda Type, composes artisanal lettering pieces using hand-lettering, calligraphy, and painting. She has collaborated with brands including Dior, Armani, and Sephora, as well as on events such as the Goya Awards. More than anything, she loves the personal projects that allow her to truly express herself.


    She believes strongly in the power of letters for storytelling, safeguarding thought, and challenging the status quo, using their shapes to transform the identity of all manner of objects and surfaces.

    Content

    • U1

      Introduction

      • Presentation
      • Influences
    • U2

      Fundamentals of Lettering

      • The Materials
      • The DNA of Letters
      • What Is Lettering?
      • Create a Monogram
    • U3

      Stamping Techniques with Metallic Finishes: Embossing and Foil

      • What Is Embossing?
      • Different Finishes and Supports for Embossing
      • What Is the Foil?
      • Different Finishes and Supports for the Foil
    • U4

      Engraving Technique

      • Electrical Engraving
      • Analog Engraving
      • The Finishes
    • FP

      Final project

      • Hand-Lettering Techniques for Objects

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    FAQs

    Lettering is the art of creatively drawing letters, while calligraphy is artistic writing with fluid strokes. The key difference is their approach: lettering is drawn, calligraphy is written.

    This course is designed for people with basic to intermediate skills in drawing or calligraphy, but anyone motivated to learn manual lettering techniques can benefit.

    You’ll need paper, markers, brushes, nibs, tracing paper, embossing powders, a heat gun, foil, engraving tools, and inks suitable for paper, leather, glass, and ceramics.

    You’ll learn freehand strokes, sketching, monogram creation, sign painting, embossing, foil application, glass engraving, and customizing objects with hand-drawn letters.

    Yes, the course teaches how to apply calligraphy and lettering to jackets, ceramics, leather, glass, and other items, combining techniques like embossing, foil, and hand engraving.

    Lettering is drawing letters, calligraphy is writing them artistically, and typography is designing entire alphabets for print or digital use. Each has distinct tools and goals.

    The course covers sign painting, long brush strokes, hot embossing, metallic foil, electric glass engraving, plus classic calligraphy and sketching methods.

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