14 Handwritten Font Alphabet Images

 by: Eric
 2013-11-11
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This is fresh Handwritten Font Alphabet design resource collection. I share these graphics to add more collection of handwritten font in this site. Perhaps, you haven't found these handwriting fonts alphabet, calligraphy alphabet font script and hand drawn fonts alphabet letters before, we can see the other fresh inspiration to create other graphic work.

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Designing Tips:

The most creative people think outside the box. Do not use the icons and symbols that you see everywhere typical to represent your subject. Research, sketches and print to find new and original icons to visually communicate with your audience

Choose a color palette that 1-3 primary colors and a 1-3 additional secondary colors that contrast and complement each other. Use different shades of the same color for consistency by adjusting the brightness for contrast. Finer characters will need stronger distinction on a colored background

Photoshop: Snapshot allows you to create a temporary copy of any of your editing when you are struggling to improve your design and decided to go back, you can simply click on a photo to bring you back to the state you want

Always keep the consistency of style in mind in every element of your artwork. If you add too many different styles and forms too discordant, the figure will tend to lack authority. Try adding your style to each vector element in the work, regardless of their size - this will keep things consistent