That is to say that not all the thick line is at the bottom

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For the oval you are going to draw from left to right going up with a thin stroke squeezing the brush to make it thicker and before you reach the lower curve that will connect the two strokes you will again use only the tip of the brush to finish it fine. Always pay attention to the compensation between thick and thin in the oval. or the top it is important not to forget about the transitions between thick and thin at the right point that is the upper and lower curves. Repeat it as many times as you think necessary until you perfect your way of doing it. Brush Pen Tutorial Basic letter strokes  Did you like this tutorial Remember that you can learn with Bego Viñuela to master the brush to create letters full of style and emotion in his online course  Italic Calligraphy with Brush Pen.

You might also be interested in  English calligraphy from A to Z  a course by Bego Viñuela  Principles of brush pen calligraphy  a course by Ana Hernández  Introduction to script lettering  a course by Ximena Jiménez Get to know typographic fonts designed by the Domestika community In a nutshell type design is the creative photo background removing discipline in which complex type systems are designed. That is not only the aesthetics of the letters of the alphabet are considered but also the interaction between the letters to form words the calculation measures to give uniformity to the reading the inclusion of punctuation marks numbers special characters and much more. Below we show you  designers from the Domestika community who have designed their own typefaces either as typography professionals or as a result of a course project in their first approaches to font design.



To learn more about each source and project click on its title in red. You will see more images and details of their creative processes Solid  by Oscar Guerrero Cañizares  sumotype  It is a typographical reinterpretation of a type printed in an th century book. It draws inspiration from classic Garamond typefaces with a contemporary interpretation and is characterized by its classic personality humanistic structure and proportions and weight adapted to text functions. This font was designed exclusively for students of the Digital Reinterpretation of Classic Fonts course  who can use it for free.