GoMediaZine: How To Design a Font: {Part2} Draw Up A Storm!
Philipp
· 1 year ago
Nice How To! I use a ring binder for my sketches an i never lose a sketch, too. :)
Max | Design Shard
· 1 year ago
Nice 2nd part i was wondering which letters to sketch out first for detail reasons (now i know), a roll of sketching paper is a neat idea, less clutter and more space,
Cant wait for the next part.
Geoff May
· 1 year ago
Nice job, Katie.
Ragnar Þór
· 1 year ago
nice, keep it coming
ChequeredManiac
· 1 year ago
Great lesson, such a teaser tho. But I guess there's plenty of info for us to get our heads around first.
Corbin
· 1 year ago
shame you dont own a Mac. hahahahaha awesome tips, thank you so much
Bill Biwer
· 1 year ago
Great information for the second part of the series. Again, can't wait for the next installment.
pica-ae
· 1 year ago
wow, this is a really great series of tutorials i'm really looking forward to seeing more ...and the scroll for scribbles is pretty strange, but good :-)
Simona
· 1 year ago
Great info, cannot wait until you'll post "going digital".
@Philipp : Gotta get that ring binder, great idea.
Tori
· 1 year ago
WOOHOO...I am a font freak...(not to be confused with the website)and Im waiting on pins and needles to know the next step... I have TONS of font ideas...but any kind of "font maker" deal I ever downloaded never gave me the results I wanted...I knew I could do it in illustrator...but never honestly bothered to search enough to find out how...Thanks for the ongoing tutorial..I cant wait to finally see my OWN font
LOVE the scroll...I have a butt load of that butcher paper here as well...(its great for kids too)....
Mayj
· 1 year ago
thanks for the great idea! now i have great use for 2 rolls of craft paper gathering dust!!
Jacob Campbell
· 1 year ago
Scroll is a great idea. If I ever get an office, I'll have to try that idea out. Maybe start out with one a little small that yours though. Looking forward to the next installment!
Madhu R
· 1 year ago
Great yaar.... This is a really great series of tutorials....
Tim
· 1 year ago
Gah, awaiting my new Moleskines, so most of my sketching is on hold. I really wanna get into some better typography though.
TechnoSamrat
· 1 year ago
Wow a good tutorial.. I do not know until I read this post that there is a lot of work like this involved in designing a font...
axzm
· 1 year ago
Lovin' it guys. Concise, informative, methodical... Keep em coming!
sven
· 1 year ago
I can't wait for the going digital part of this series as I always wanted to create a few handwriting style types, but never had the chance to really look into the process of creation. Thanks for outlining the basics.
Auror
· 1 year ago
very insightful article, great job katie! I'm always interested in other designers work habits. Always helps me improve my own.
katie
· 1 year ago
hey everyone! thanks for the awesome support for these tutorials! If you have any questions as we're going along please feel free to email those questions. katie@gomedia.us
adam
· 1 year ago
Wow! im looking the next step of this tutorial.
Perlinpinpin
· 1 year ago
the scroll is great...
СЕО
· 1 year ago
Не пора бы вам начать монетизировать ваш блог?
Downloadic
· 8 months ago
Nice information, I like the typography...
Scoot159
· 6 months ago
Good. Very highquality work thatmany labor More look certain tohold a health....
Scoot159
· 2 months ago
I have TONSof fontideas...but any kind of "font maker" deal I ever downloaded never gave me the results I wanted...I knew I could do it in illustrator...but never honestly bothered to search enough to find out how
All Comments
Cant wait for the next part.
i'm really looking forward to seeing more
...and the scroll for scribbles is pretty strange, but good :-)
@Philipp : Gotta get that ring binder, great idea.
LOVE the scroll...I have a butt load of that butcher paper here as well...(its great for kids too)....
This is a really great series of tutorials....
I'm always interested in other designers work habits. Always helps me improve my own.