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Calligraphy and Rock-n-Roll (Spanish, Multisub)

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Release date:2022

Author:Ivan Castro

Skill level:Beginner

Language:Spanish

Exercise files:Yes

Make a logo for that band you hate with a clear brush stroke
In this course you will learn techniques of calligraphy with a brush by Ivan Castro. You will make the logo of a group that is not necessarily your favorite, exploring the possibilities and the expressivity of the calligraphic brush to adapt it to the aesthetic language of the musician you choose for your project.

About this course
Brush lettering is a technique that allows you to approach calligraphy in a comfortable and satisfactory way, and you can get apparent results from the first moment. However, the idea of the course is not to do something that “looks nice”, but it will have a great influence on the technique and the formal structure of the lyrics. Once this formal basis is assimilated, we will proceed to make more personal and experimental variations of it in order to work on the final project.
The course will be accompanied by different references, resources and materials that will help you create your logo, through a simple and effective learning system.

What is this course’s project?
Make a logo of a music group that we do not like too much by calligraphy with a brush.

Who is it for?
The course is aimed at people interested in calligraphy as a method of expression and applied to graphic design.

What you need
It is not necessary to have previous experience in calligraphy. Basic knowledge of typography and digital retouching are appreciated.
Basic materials: Pentel Aquash rechargeable brush, ink for fountain pen, paper. Photoshop, Illustrator, scanner.

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