Stamp Making with Typography and Imagery

Stamp Making with Typography and Imagery

“Thank you for following this course! I hope you have found it useful and that it is the first step on a path full of incredible projects. Now it's your turn to work and show everything you've learned. To guide you, I am going to share some last tips. Remember to save photos or files of your process (from the sketches to the final result). I would like you to use them to explain what you did, how you did it and why. This will be very useful not only as a reminder of your process, but for others as well. This is how we can all progress together! It will also allow me to better guide you if you have questions. Practice All manual work requires a lot of practice. Start by training yourself by making various types of strokes on the test rubber. The design Use the tools and exercises I gave you to help inspire you and create your design. Keep the recommendations in mind when choosing the font for your project.

The carving When you're carving, go slowly. If you have doubts about a line, test it first on a reserve eraser. Be patient. If you need a break, take it and come back to the seal afterwards. The stamping Keep in mind the inking and stamping recommendations, so you will have perfect prints. I congratulate you for having carried out your project! I can't wait to see it, so upload your presentation to the forum by clicking on “Create your project”. Always participate in the forum, commenting on the work of others. As soon as I can, I will give you my feedback and I will help you resolve your doubts, accompanying you in the process. I also learn a lot from you! Bye!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Thanks for taking the course. I hope you have learned a lot and feel as much appreciation for the stamps as I do. I recommend that before starting your design practice different types of strokes on a test eraser. It is important that you begin to feel comfortable with a gouge in your hand and familiarize yourself with the technique. Remember, practice is the most important thing to make the carving feel so familiar like having a pencil in hand. Consider the recommendations when selecting a font for your design. Remember the most important concepts: the size, the space between ...”

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Course summary for: Stamp Making with Typography and Imagery

• Level: Beginner
• 99% positive reviews (121)
• 7134 students
• 5 units
• 18 lessons (3h 25m)
• 10 downloads

• Category

  Craft, Illustration

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, Engraving, Fine Arts, Printing, Traditional illustration, Typography