Bounce Lettering Basics: Let’s Break The Rules
Course Description:
Regular lettering is great and all, but if you crave a little more energy and style in your lettering projects, then you need to learn how to bounce! Bounce lettering is a trendy, quirky way to make your projects look more dynamic, and you can tweak your existing skills to create this whimsical look.
In this course, you’ll learn what makes bounce lettering so special (and tricky). After sharing the materials, I’ll share the rule you need to learn like a pro so you can break it like an artist. Then I’ll give you pointers on achieving balance in your composition before diving into two letter-along projects that are perfect for bounce beginners.
What’s In The Course?
Course Level: Beginner
Run Time: 19 minutes
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In this course, you’ll learn to create these amazing class projects, but more importantly, you’ll learn how to create your own pieces in the future.
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Ratings and Reviews
Kelsey
This was so helpful! I loved the way Shelby broke down the basics in a succinct way and tips to use while practicing. Lastly, I appreciated Shelby mentioning that everyone is going to have a unique bounce lettering style. As someone who is new to brush lettering in general, I've been copying a lot of what I see. I need that consistent reminder to avoid potential frustration, especially as a beginner!
CarolRiordan
Hi Shelby: I knew little to nothing about bounce lettering before I took your course. Now I have a much better understanding of bouncing letters. You are a great presenter. You are clear and thorough. I also liked the platform itself. It was easy to navigate. And finally, the handouts were very helpful when I was practicing. Thank you. Carol
Everything in the video was beneficial. The repeated encouragement to allow ourselves to make mistakes. Perspective is everything. If, instead of immediately feeling depressed because the attempt didn't turn out perfect - we should choose rather to ask ourselves, "What did I learn?" When we do, a mental paradigm will immediately shift from failure to just one more step toward success!