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Hand Lettering: Learn Three Styles from A-Z
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Hand Lettering: Learn Three Styles from A-Z

Learn hand lettering from A-Z in three cool, distinct styles: graffiti, block, and bubble, all in one simple course!
Created byBrainy Pixel Productions
Last updated 1/2015
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to draw an entire alphabet in a graffiti letter style
  • Learn how to draw an entire alphabet in a block letter style
  • Learn how to draw an entire alphabet in a bubble letter style
  • Learn how to ink an entire alphabet in a graffiti letter style
  • Learn how to ink an entire alphabet in a block letter style
  • Learn how to ink an entire alphabet in a bubble letter style
  • Learn how to draw a single word with each lettering style: graffiti, block, and bubble.
  • Learn how to add cool special effects to each word you create with each lettering style: graffiti, block, and bubble.

Course content

3 sections • 15 lectures • 2h 9m total length

  • Graffiti Letters Setup2:14

    In this lecture, you will learn all about each of the items you'll need to complete this section and produce your graffiti letters alphabet. Once you are done, you'll be ready for Lecture #2!

  • Drawing Your Graffiti Letters15:18

    In this lecture, you will draw your entire alphabet from A-Z in a stylish, graffiti letter style. When you are done, you will be ready to move on to Lecture #3 and you'll be inking those same letters!

  • Inking Your Graffiti Letters9:37

    In this lecture, you will learn how to ink your entire alphabet from A-Z, highlighting and defining your stylish, graffiti letter style. When you are done, you will be ready to move on to Lecture #4, where you'll combine these skills in creating a word!

  • Draw "LOVE" in Graffiti Letters10:48

    In this lecture, you will learn how to create the entire word "LOVE" in your stylish, graffiti letter style. Perfect for a Valentine's Day card, a notebook or book cover, or a poster, this project will help you create a cool centerpiece image that you can then decorate. When you are done, you will be ready to move on to Lecture #5, where you'll add some cool special effects to your graffiti letter word: "LOVE"!

  • Add Special Effects to Your Graffiti Letter "LOVE"7:16

    In this lecture, you will learn how to add cool special effects to your graffiti letter word: "LOVE". These effects will add a polished looked to your work, making it ready to add color and other decorations and enabling you to transform your work into a card, poster, or present for a friend or loved one. When you are done with this lesson, you can try any of the other Lectures in the other Sections of this Course, or try some other Brainy Pixel Courses on Udemy!

Requirements

  • Students will need some basic drawing supplies, that you likely already have around the house. Our free Lectures #1, #6, and #11 cover these supplies in more detail.

Description

This fun and super simple hand lettering course will help students take their overall art to the next level and introduce (or underscore) the concepts of drawing letters by hand. Using only simple, everyday materials that you probably already have around the house, once you complete this course, you will have created not one, not two, but three entire alphabets from A-Z in three distinct lettering styles: graffiti, block, and bubble! Also, you will learn how to create words with these letters and add awesome special effects to each lettering style. If you want to be able to create hand-made cards, posters, imagery, or art for sale or to give as gifts to friends and loved ones, then this is the course for you!

Who this course is for:

  • This course is meant for anyone who loves to draw and wants to learn new drawing techniques, particularily in the areas of lettering. No prior knowledge about drawing is required, but a passing familiarity with drawing could be helpful.

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