lowercase

Last week I did the diagonals: “v”, “w”, “x”, “k”, and “z”. This week I did the letter “s” to complete the basic Latin lowercase. There will be other characters in the lowercase I’m not… (Continue reading…)

Last week I worked on “f”, “t”, “i”, and “j”—the cross strokes and tittles. This week I’m diving into diagonals with “v”, “w”, “x”, “k”, and “z”. Lowercase v I started by referencing the “y”,… (Continue reading…)

Last week I did “g” and “y” to get some descenders out of the way, and realized my flawed planning. This week, my plans worked out a bit better as I worked on “f”, “t”,… (Continue reading…)

Last week I did “m”, “r” and “u”, highlighting some nuanced but vital differences in arc forms in the process. This week I stuck with my plan and did “g” and “y” to get some… (Continue reading…)

Last week the focus was on round letters “c” and “e” and a letter related to “d”, the sigle story “a”. It was a bit scattered, as “a” was closer in form to the letters… (Continue reading…)

Last week I worked on more of the lowercase alphabet: “l, h, b, d, p” and “q”. I also realized what a process a hand-done font really is. But the project continues! This week, I… (Continue reading…)