@drawingtype

10 Responses

1. Pro Ryan Rushing

   Figured I should get back to drawing lettering since I changed my Twitter username to @drawingtype.

   4 months ago

2. Dan (Hypagraphic)

   Curves and flow of the letters is great. Characters have real harmony. Just one concern with the loop on the "g", ... it may appear to be a large "e".

   4 months ago

3. Pro Ryan Rushing

   Yeah, I was fighting with that one for a while. When I tried to keep the g above the flourish on the e, it felt a bit crammed.

   4 months ago

4. Pro Claire Coullon

   ^ Maybe if you thickened the curves on the main bowl of 'g', it would help it to stand out against its descender loop. Just a thought anyway, this is looking fantastic. Like Dan said, the whole thing flows really nicely.

   4 months ago

5. Dan (Hypagraphic)

   @Claire Makes a good point about the "g". It's so thin, it's almost not there. Might need the same bowl shapes as on the "d" and "a".

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   4 months ago

6. Pro Ryan Rushing

   Ah, yes. Good call about the consistent bowls. Also, do you think the "e" in the g's descender was made more apparent because it is right next to the e in "type"?

   4 months ago

7. Dan (Hypagraphic)

   Not really. It's the size and stroke thickness that stands out. The fact it loops back to connect with the @ and thus forming an "e" shape is secondary.

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   4 months ago

8. Pro Ryan Rushing

   Good call, Dan.

   3 months ago

9. Pro Mike Meyer

   Super gorgeous.

   3 months ago

10. Pro Ryan Rushing

    Thank you much, Mike.

    3 months ago