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Old 05-03-2012, 06:27 PM #1

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I really struggle with drawing up tattoo script- no matter what I try I can't seem to get a nice flow with lettering, or for it to match up size-wise. It always ends up looking more like a child's handwriting! I'm currently designing a piece which includes script and could really use some pointers. If anyone has any advice/tips it would be very much appreciated. Thanks

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Old 05-03-2012, 06:42 PM #2

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You would be suprised how hard I am finding it to find some one with a nice style for a chest piece so I don't think your alone mate

I want "make your own luck" if you fancy something to practice on

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I did these up real quick, hope they sorta help.

1- Draw 2 curved parallel lines. about 2/3rds up draw a third line.

2-lightly write in your letters. When I first started coin script I used a lot of font references for my letters.

3- Go through and darken in your letters. Your down strokes should be thicker than your up strokes.

4- Add any fancy swirls or details you would like to have.

Hope that helps ya out.

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Thankyou Dubart- just had a go using this method and although my drawing's not perfect by any means, there's a definite improvement

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Nice tips Dub_Art, think i'll have a go with those myself

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Glad its helped. Practice makes perfect, I try and write atleast a word a day.

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Aye, looks plausible Dub Art will definitely give this an attempt!

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You could try looking at BJ Betts books on lettering...theres some good stuff in 'em with help on how to form your letters

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You could try looking at BJ Betts books on lettering...theres some good stuff in 'em with help on how to form your letters

Thanks for the tip, I will be sure to check it out

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Old 22-03-2012, 12:34 PM #10

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Tracing Script or any font repeatedly will help you alot as well. Try not to press down too hard when you write as well, start off with a light hand and you'll get better results in the end.

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