Lettering a bunch of Instagrammer’s names, while practicing my flourishing.
This is realtime.
Tag: ipadlettering
How to find the perfect setting for your writing
The pressure curve in procreate seems to be kind of a mystery for a lot of people. As soon as it goes into curve some have problems because it looks quite abstract. But if you get the curve right, you can improove your results greatly, without having to master any additional skill.
I think the pressure curve is one of the most significant settings in iPad lettering, since differences of thick and thin are what brush lettering is all about.
In this short guide I’d like to take you along with my personal little search for my optimal pressure curve. I hope my tips can help you find yours too. Continue reading “The perfect pressure curve for your iPad Lettering”
YouTube Video
Lettering a bunch of Instagrammer’s names, while practicing my flourishing.
This is realtime.
YouTube Video
This is the real time version of how I do gold effects for text in Procreate.
The Gold shades I use are the ones from (Wikipedia)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_(color)]
You can download the gold swatch palette for procreate (here)[http://bit.ly/halfapxGold]
An Introduction into Doodling for Non-Artists
I’ve never considered myself an artist and probably won’t call myself that for the rest of my life. I can’t draw. Well, at least not without help.
Using Amaziograph the whole being-artsy-thing might actually be worth a shot.
A Getting Started Guide
iPad Lettering has become quite popular since my last post about it. I’ve had my iPad Pro and Apple Pencil for exactly 3 month now. There have been some fantastic updates, a lot of new brush releases and quite a big improvement in my personal Lettering since then.
I’ve been getting quite a lot of questions about the iPad and how to go about digital handlettering, so I decided to write this post. I’m gonna give you a quick overview on how to go about starting this whole thing. Continue reading “iPad Lettering 101”