Faux calligraphy -- calligraphy created with any standard writing instrument -- offers a fantastic introduction to dip pen calligraphy!
3. How to Write the Upward Stroke Lowercase Letters Step 1 Let’s start learning some cursive calligraphy letters, including cursive “i”. The letters b, f, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, and z all begin with an upward stroke. Some have str...
Another valuable calligraphy skill! If you’d like to know more about how to draw Celtic knots for use in decorative borders, illuminated letters etc, these pages show you: • how to draw the basic unit which makes up all Celtic knots • how to join cords to ‘knot the ends’ • ...
InHow to Draw and Write in Fountain Pen: A Modern Guideyou’ll learn to: Choose the perfect pen (and take good care of it) Simply sketch adorable foods, clothing, plants, and household objects Write stylishly in block and cursive letters—and create narrow, bold, 3-D, serif, and call...
Calligraphy practice sheets Procreate brushes The 30-day lettering planner Printables, and more! 3 cool effects you can add to your bubble letters Bubble letters are cool on their own but they are even cooler once you add a few effects to them. ...
3D letters may seem complicated at first, but with a bit of theory and some practice, you’ll learn it in no time. So even if you are a complete beginner with no experience, you’ll learn how to draw basic 3D letters after following this tutorial. ...
Notice the four additional letters: "ä," "ö," "ü," and "ß." The dots above the "a," "o," and "u" are called umlauts and give the vowels different sounds. To spell out the sound, the umlauts are removed and the letter "e" is added. For example, "ä" becomes ae...
So why not channel my passion for drawing into drawing letters and designing fonts? How to Design a Font for the First Time After reading several books about typography and studying the theory of font design, I moved on to practicing my calligraphy skill. At this point, the endless drills ...
Draw vertical, horizontal or diagonal lines parallel with each other. If you want to learn how to write calligraphy of different types, all three will be needed! (For example, italic calligraphy is built with lines that slope away upwards to the right but ordinary Roman letters are built on...
Want to take your lettering to the next level? Combine calligraphy and watercolors! It sounds simple, but there's actually an order you should follow.