Join Todd Gallopo for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Textured Type Techniques.
- That concludes my course.…If, along the way, you've had the misfortune…to nick a finger, inhale a few fumes,…and smear graphite all over your hands,…on the bright side, you're probably well on your way…to mastering my textured type techniques.…You may now have a new appreciation…for how some of the most beautifully designed type…gets its texture.…Remember, the techniques should be applied…when the design calls for it.…I encourage you to be careful, experiment, mix techniques,…and find your own approach to each process.…The more you practice, the easier it gets,…and the results are always one of a kind.…
Thank you for watching my course.…Until next time, this is Todd Gallopo,…reminding you to stay creative.…
Author
Todd Gallopo
Released
6/10/2015For the best results, we suggests assembling the materials you'll need for each project beforehand: X-Acto knives, scotch tape and paper tape, blender pens, tissue paper, and a variety of pencils.
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 32s
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1. Creating Textured Type
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Creating cut type5m 26s
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Conclusion
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Next steps42s
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