Tired of the same old lettering? The Better Lettering Workshop Series is your creative reset button! Over four Saturday sessions, you’ll dive deeper into three essential lettering styles and discover fresh ways to breathe life into your work. Delve into Brush, Monoline, and Italic lettering—explore what makes each style tick, fine-tune your technique, and learn how to mix them together to create bold, dynamic pieces that’ll make your lettering shine. Whether you’re stuck in a creative rut or ready to level up, this series will transform your lettering game and unlock new possibilities you didn’t know you had.
Explore This Series Workshops:
Saturday, February 28th, 2 PM CST
Better Lettering Workshop:
Brush Lettering
Unlock the elegant beauty of brush lettering! We’ll briefly recap pressure and line weight basics, then focus on what really matters—grip, movement, spacing, and flow. You’ll explore script and serif styles with intention, developing the muscle memory and confidence that transforms your letterforms from shaky to stunning.
Saturday, March 7th, 2 PM CST
Better Lettering Workshop:
Monoline Lettering
Master the clean, modern elegance of monoline lettering! We’ll quickly explain what makes monoline distinct—that beautiful single, consistent line—then explore how it works across script, serif, and sans-serif styles. You’ll focus on flow, movement, and spacing to create letterforms that feel natural and polished.
Saturday, March 21st, 2 PM CST
Better Lettering Workshop
on Italic Lettering
Explore the timeless elegance of italic lettering! You’ll discover how angle creates that distinctive extreme thick and thin contrast, explore serif, sans-serif, and classic decorative styles like Old English and Gothic, and fiddle with the spacing until it feels just right.
Saturday, March 28th, 2 PM CST
Better Lettering Workshop
on Mixed Lettering Styles
Now it’s time to play! Combine everything you’ve learned over the past three weeks. In this final session, you’ll discover how to blend brush, monoline, and italic styles within your lettering projects to create visually interesting, uniquely personal compositions that transform your work and get you out of that creative rut for good.