This book will spark the interest of the calligraphy novice by introducing a new approach to lettering, one that combines traditional lettering styles, fun and scripty modern style, and artsy street style lettering, along with project ideas that incorporate creative lettering. The book demonstrates the uses of traditional and cutting edge lettering tools. It introduces a wide array of lettering styles with complete alphabets sample artworks that show an application. Fully stepped-out illustrations break down each letterform, taking the reader through each stroke. Author: Lisa Engelbrecht. Publisher: Quarry Books, 2010

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