@@rabekaa The ribbon calligraphy is already on the topic list I will add the other suggestions as well :) Thank you for letting me know your thoughts! I really appreciate it :)
Thank you for this great video. I have a list of lettering styles or tips I initially wanted to see when I got into it awhile ago: thick script lettering, 70s lettering, unique serifs, lettering on a curve or slant, and composition basics. I’d love to see your take on them.
@@myriamtit6625 That sounds really interesting but I'm not sure I know exactly what you mean. I have a pretty good idea but would like to be sure. Do you have a link to a reference or something like that?
Hey Carina! Thank you for the kind words :) I really appreciate it. For sure! Would love that. The wooden board technique was probably one of the biggest things that helped me learn and improve. Not just to draw letters but to look at them in a different way.
Thank you! That's a great question. I feel pretty stupid for not covering it in the video. So, I would highly recommend that you first draw out the whole word (or even multiple words if you have them) and only then apply the 3D effect. The reason for this is that depending on how "deep" the 3D goes, it might extend behind the 3D of another letter. It will also make the whole word drawing process more challenging in general. I would highly recommend that you first draw the word and then do the 3D. Once again, great question, and if you have more - don't hesitate to shoot :)
What other lettering styles or effects would you like to learn next? Be sure to let me know in the comments below! 👇 🙂
Thanks 😊 I want ribbon calligraphy and if possible acanthus\ornamental design
@@rabekaa The ribbon calligraphy is already on the topic list I will add the other suggestions as well :) Thank you for letting me know your thoughts! I really appreciate it :)
It could be "Jumping sans serif" style
Thank you for this great video. I have a list of lettering styles or tips I initially wanted to see when I got into it awhile ago: thick script lettering, 70s lettering, unique serifs, lettering on a curve or slant, and composition basics. I’d love to see your take on them.
@@myriamtit6625 That sounds really interesting but I'm not sure I know exactly what you mean. I have a pretty good idea but would like to be sure. Do you have a link to a reference or something like that?
Thank you for such a thorough tutorial! Because you broke this down to it's simplest form, I actually understand. I look forward to practicing. 😊
Thank you Marisa! I was worried that I'm not explaining it very clearly but I'm happy to read your comment :)
I like this 3d style. ❤😮😊
Thank you so much, glad you like it!
You’re awesome! Please add me to your classes!
How to write calligraphy in 3d I love you work
Can we see the wooden bar technique please
Yes! Will do that soon :)
Thanks for the tutorial. Can you do a tutorial on the wooden board technique for letters please?
Hey Carina! Thank you for the kind words :) I really appreciate it. For sure! Would love that. The wooden board technique was probably one of the biggest things that helped me learn and improve. Not just to draw letters but to look at them in a different way.
Sir, I eagerly want to know about wooden bar technics of letter drawing.
I will do a video for that soon :)
Thank you, this is an amazing tutorial! I appreciate it.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial - well described, I'm looking forward to trying it! Thank you
Thank you so much, Stacy! I really appreciate it 🙂
Thank you for the great tutorial! 😀
Thank you so much! 😎 If you have any ideas/suggestions for future videos, don't hesitate to let me know!
thank you so much! can you please make a video on doing 3d for the letters Q ? It's so difficult for me.. thank you!
I have a separate video where i make the whole alphabet :)
I like this 3d I will love to learn on lettering each 3d letters
This is fabulous! One question. Do you do the 3D effect one letter at a time or do you write whole word then add 3D effect?🤔
Thank you! That's a great question. I feel pretty stupid for not covering it in the video. So, I would highly recommend that you first draw out the whole word (or even multiple words if you have them) and only then apply the 3D effect. The reason for this is that depending on how "deep" the 3D goes, it might extend behind the 3D of another letter. It will also make the whole word drawing process more challenging in general. I would highly recommend that you first draw the word and then do the 3D. Once again, great question, and if you have more - don't hesitate to shoot :)
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super helpful, thanks!
Thank you so much :)
How big should the depth be
That's totally up to you. You can make letters with more or less depth.
Thanks so much for this!!
Your tutorials are awesome...amazing artwork ...Sir please ,teach how to make high low 3d letters..thanku so much..
Thank you. Can you show me what you mean by high low 3d letters? Im not really sure i understand.
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This type
I love your work!
Thank you, Glenda. That's very kind of you 😄
Can u share me any app that show me to draw letters step by step
Hi, yesi please, i would like to know more about wooden technic? Thanks a lot!!!!!!
Thank you, Maria. I will make a video about that technique :)
@@letteringdailyplease do!
If you can do Essex county😅
What is that :D
TECHNIQUE. NOT TECHNIQE 😂😅