The topic of vectoring letters seemed to repeatedly come up this weekend in discussions I was having with just about everyone at Creative South.

Eventually, I really do plan to continue my lettering column over on The Industry, that is, if they’ll have me back.

For now, though, I’ve…

Most writing applications fall into one of two camps. Old-school WYSIWYG (“what you see is what you get”) tools provide lots of options for formatting and making templates, but they’re bloated and trapped in a model for writing that still assumes paper as its final destination. Underlying these…

I have been drawing letters for a year now. I did different experiments, discovered calligraphy but I wanted to go a bit further. Yesterday I saw a video from Lynda.com with Jessica Hische where she explained how she used to do side projects to practice her skills but also get a bit of visibility….

If something is unclear - clarify it

If something is arduous - lighten the load

If something is complex - make it simpler

If something is over verbose - strip it back

If something is ambiguous - clarify it

If something is big - make it feel manageable

If people get lost let them find…