Annica Lydenberg – Hand Lettering 101

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Annica Lydenberg – Hand Lettering 101

• 18 Video lessons in HD
• 2h 35m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

1. Intro & Sample Projects
2. List Of Words & Creating The Map
3. Low Contrast Sans Serif With Width Variation
4. High Contrast Serif
5. High Contrast Script
6. Any Style You Like Using Only Straight Lines
7. Unicase With 3D
8. Serif With Inline Stroke
9. Chiseled Or Beveled Sans Serif
10. Slab Serif With Drop Shade
11. Representational Letters
12. Heavy Weight With Pattern
13. Light Weight Script: Italic Or Upright
14. Reverse Stress Lettering
15. Varied Baseline Or Cap Height
16. Bifurcated Tuscan With Or Without Spurs
17. Varied Weight Strokes
18. Final Embellishments

CLASS DESCRIPTION

An Introduction To Hand Lettering.

Hand lettering is experiencing a serious resurgence in the design world. Get your complete introduction to the artform in Hand Lettering 101 with Annica Lydenberg.

Annica is a designer, illustrator, and sign painter with a passion for type. In this beginner-friendly class she’ll teach you how to letter by hand and help you build the skills necessary to offer this service to clients – no software required.

Annica will help you:

• Understand lettering and the role it plays in design
• Develop an arsenal of lettering styles
• Add embellishments to letterforms

Using pencil and paper, you’ll learn about the tools and techniques you need to know to add hand lettering to your toolkit and get expert insights on making beautiful type compositions.

Hand lettering is great alternate solution in projects that require custom typography and it adds a personal touch to your work – learn how to get started in Hand Lettering 101 with Annica Lydenberg.

ANNICA LYDENBERG

Annica Lydenberg is a San Francisco and Brooklyn-based designer, illustrator and sign painter with a deep obsession with type as art. As a graphic designer she has been paying close attention to typography for many years focusing now on treating letters and words as art in various mediums. Each word she draws is treated as image in and of itself rather than a word rendered in a particular font. She works with chalk, screen printing, painting and pen and ink, pulling stylistic influence from an ever growing photographic library of found type.  Her inspiration comes from street artists including Margaret Killagen, Faile, and ESPO and more traditional artists such as Jenny Holzer and Rauschenberg. She also is influenced by the work of sign painters and tattoo artists with their great attention to type as both communication and form.

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2. Hand Lettering 101 Course

• There are no scheduled coaching calls or sessions with the author.
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• No access to the author’s private membership forum.
• There is no direct email support available from the author or their team.