Hand Lettering For the 21st Century Inktober

Hand Lettering For the 21st Century & Inktober, available at Free, has an average rating of 2.5, with 33 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 3085 subscribers.

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You will learn about Handlettering Art How to draw Compete in Inktober Challenges This course is ideal for individuals who are Modern Artists or Artists or Creative It is particularly useful for Modern Artists or Artists or Creative.

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Summary

Title: Hand Lettering For the 21st Century & Inktober

Price: Free

Average Rating: 2.5

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Handlettering

Art

How to draw

Compete in Inktober Challenges

Who Should Attend

Modern Artists

Artists

Creative

Target Audiences

Modern Artists

Artists

Creative

Handlettering For the 21st Century

Hand lettering is essentially drawing letters. It’s different from calligraphy, where we use basic strokes to form letters and words. With hand lettering, each letter is carefully thought. The letters from a hand–lettered alphabet are usually illustrated and each one is meant to be a completely different piece

Syllabus:

Welcome to the course on Hand Lettering. To get started I recommend getting a good calligraphy pen or nib. I don’t use nibs* I recommend spending $3 at your stationary store for a signature style pen can cost anywhere from 5 to 20 dollars with tax.

Why do you need a dip pen and ink bottle?
You don’t,  A catch all is a Pentel Pocket brush.

So do I get a calligraphy dip pen or brush?

You get either, both or something that allow the artist to create THICK or t-h-i-n lines very easily. Thick on the downstroke and thin on the upstroke. A brush pen from Pentel is  golden standard of brush pens. I was hesitant on shelling $20 for one, so there are alternatives. Such the Pentel Brush for $12, or a brush marker from copic or Prismacolor. Follow along, and if you can do the demos, than I recommend seeing the practice sheets until you can complete the demo. *In the 21st century people prefer fountain pens, but if you want to try out a nib, I hear Hunt 56 and Hunt101, I ONLY use a 2.5 mm tip or wider, with Y&C Calligraphy pen being the best pen. Let’s Get The Graffiti On The Wall.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: lecture 1-5 – Its Not Rocket Science

Lecture 1: The RIng

Lecture 2: Mindlessness #inktoberday2

Chapter 3: lecture 4-8 – Drawing Letters And Writing Art

Lecture 1: Inktober Look Through

Lecture 2: Build Using a Protractor #inktoberday5

Lecture 3: Husky Using Graffiti Kearning

Lecture 4: Frail Using Pirate and Illustrative Font

Lecture 5: swing in Baseball And Red Sox Font

Chapter 4: 10-15. Illustrative and Classical Lettering: History 1

Lecture 1: Introduction on Illustrative Alphabets

Lecture 2: Pattern – Only Square, Circle and Triangle Words

Lecture 3: Snow and Dragon – Introducting Calligraphy and More Illustration

Lecture 4: Legend – Introducting Blackletter

Chapter 5: 16-20 Freestyle Into Modern Lettering Techniques

Lecture 1: Wild Elaborate Wilderness Lettering

Lecture 2: Wild Part 2 Using Markers and New Camera

Lecture 3: ornamental – Ribbons For Days

Lecture 4: Misfit – Freestyle Font Using Varied Weights

Lecture 5: SLING AND TREAD – Varied Proportions and Inlines Fonts

Chapter 6: 21-25: Murals to Tattoo Lettering

Lecture 1: History Lesson 2: Short Stories on Medieval Graffiti

Lecture 2: Inktober Inspiration 21-25

Lecture 3: Inktober Inspiration 21-25 Assignment 6

Lecture 4: #inktoberday21 Treasure | Tattoo | Flash

Lecture 5: #inktoberday23 Ancient | Tattoo | Science Fiction Style

Lecture 6: #inktoberday24 Dizzy | Tattoo | Popular Mans Ruin Tattoo

Lecture 7: Hand Lettering Warm Up for Tasty

Lecture 8: #inktoberday25 Tasty | Poison but Tasty Bottle of Alcohol

Chapter 7: 26-31 Graffiti and Advanced Methods of Hand Lettering!

Lecture 1: #inktoberday26 Dark | Graffiti | Block Lettering

Lecture 2: #inktoberday27 Coat | Graffiti | Bubble

Lecture 3: #inktoberday29 injured | Advanced | word art

Lecture 4: Shading Street Style – CHROME

Lecture 5: #inktoberday31 Ripe | |Advanced | miscellaneous

Instructors

Joe WALDRON
Illustrator/ Computer Science Graduate

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2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 2 votes

4 stars: 1 votes

5 stars: 3 votes

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