Optimize your shapes.Ĭhallenge yourself: Block letters have multifaceted shapes. Place a paper above your writing and redraw your shapes with a pencil. Use a monolinear brush marker (felt tip) and write your letters above your skeleton.
Refine your result and fill in your letters.
Outline your result to gain a more precise appearance. Scribble onto your lines as thin or as thick as you wish. This is my most favourite approach since you can shape your letters at speed. Your skeleton should be centered within your geometric shapes. A squared paper underneath your drawing helps to ensure consistent widths. Method 2: Applying geometric shapesįor this technique, you draw consistent shapes such as rectangles around your skeleton letters. Note: Round edges influence the look and feel of your letters in so far that your lettering looks very friendly and soft. The rounded corners here are just my personal preference. Method 1: Using outlinesīased on your skeleton letters, draw a consistent outline around your shapes. If you use 6 x 3 squares, your letters will have a more condensed appearance. This template is our basis for applying 4 methods for creating block letters. I use squared paper and develop my letter shapes within a grid of 6 squares in height and 4 squares in width. However, let us go through the steps of creating a whole alphabet. Usually, you develop only those letters you need for your lettering project. Applying the scribbling method to a hand lettering project.Creating a medium contrast block letter.High contrast and low contrast letterforms.Let us talk about sans serifs and serifs.Advanced skills to create block letters.Creating an entire block letter alphabet.Method 4: Use a monolinear brush marker.
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