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Happy Hand Lettering

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Create a More Beautiful World with a Little Hand-Lettered Love!
Messages from your own hand are an intimate and powerful means of expression and communication. Happy Hand Lettering offers you instruction and encouragement to begin creating beautifully written words right away. From selecting the best tools and supplies, to forming your first simple letters, everything you need to begin your calligraphic journey is here.Learn beginning-level techniques for brush lettering, nib lettering and modern lettering as you progress from strokes to letters and from words to phrases.Discover ideas for using your new lettering skills in a practical way--envelopes, gift tags, decor and more.Brush up on composition basics, typography terms and an exploration of a variety of mediums.Enjoy the process of learning something new. Start crafting hopeful and happy messages today!
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357 printed pages
Original publication
2017
Publication year
2017

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      7 Finally, add a few decorative elements if needed. I just added a simple heart in place of a period. Because the watercolor is so beautiful, you don’t want to hide too much of it with decorative elements.
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        6 Then, alternate through each type of greenery until you’ve completed your wreath all the way around. I also added a bunch of small dots around the greenery to add a finishing touch to the piece.
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          3 Continue writing out your phrase, fitting each word along the baseline of the one above by adjusting the placement accordingly. Oftentimes, I’ll “air write” my word to get a feel for where my ascenders and descenders will land before writing it with ink. This usually helps me get the fitting right the first (or second!) time. When making custom pieces, I’ll often use multiple pieces of practice paper trying to get the layout just right. So feel free to mess with it until it looks the way you want!
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