Fantastic! My grandfather was a sign painter. He came from Mexico, born 1898 and had his little shop in the Mission district in San Francisco. I still remember the charcoal sticks, 1 Shot paint and mall stick!!
My man... I could watch you do this all day. You certainly have the touch. Nothing like the feel of a brush in your hand. The twist is second nature. Really liked your Christmas sign. Love that vintage look. Glad we still have guys like you in the biz. Best of luck to ya.
Another great video! This one was a little different. Aside from the soundtrack and the time lapse speed, you really looked you were enjoying this one! From the drawing to the completed piece you seemed to be in the zone with a good flow. I'm not sure if the G in "Painting" was meant to level off like it does, but i dig it! Love the typography! Thanks for sharing! Super chill.
These lettering tutorials always leave out the most important part .... how to get your letters you started from bunching up at the end or having too much space leftover!
Hi jeevees, thanks for enjoying the videos. I'm a little confused by the question though. I don't mix anything with my paints to brighten them of that is what you mean. I hope that helps!
Yeah, definitely. At the time I was using synthetic brushes, which didn't hold paint well, and with the cardstock, it tended to soak more paint and not spread well. Between the pair I came to the conclusion that funnier was better
Fantastic! My grandfather was a sign painter.
He came from Mexico, born 1898 and had his little shop in the Mission district in San Francisco.
I still remember the charcoal sticks, 1 Shot paint and mall stick!!
Thank you mate!
I m writing hold at lady finger your idia is my old edger excillency teacher 38 yaes ago your work is very nice u r grate artist
Thanks safeer
My man...
I could watch you do this all day. You certainly have the touch.
Nothing like the feel of a brush in your hand. The twist is second nature.
Really liked your Christmas sign. Love that vintage look.
Glad we still have guys like you in the biz. Best of luck to ya.
Thanks man, glad you like it!
Just what I was waiting for! Thank you!!
Your welcome!
One of my new favorite channels
Thanks so much Josh!
Another great video! This one was a little different. Aside from the soundtrack and the time lapse speed, you really looked you were enjoying this one! From the drawing to the completed piece you seemed to be in the zone with a good flow. I'm not sure if the G in "Painting" was meant to level off like it does, but i dig it! Love the typography! Thanks for sharing! Super chill.
Thanks Chris. It was a fun font to work with. Was too interested in my podcast by the end :s
These lettering tutorials always leave out the most important part .... how to get your letters you started from bunching up at the end or having too much space leftover!
That’s what sketching and planning is for!
Superb
Wow very nice 👍 full watching my friend 👏👏👍👍👍
Thanks very much!
Thanks for you video , excelente
Thank you Mario!
Nice video . I just have a question. Why didnt you draw the letters directly on the yellow board?
Best😊👌👌
Thanks Mohammed!
What is the Black dust did u used before started?
It's a charcoal. In replacement for graphite paper
Ido isa po ako sa mga tga hanga nu po, ano po gami nu pintura kc po matingkad ang kulay ng dawa nu po , sana masabi nu po sa kin salamat po ng marami
Hi jeevees, thanks for enjoying the videos. I'm a little confused by the question though. I don't mix anything with my paints to brighten them of that is what you mean.
I hope that helps!
Why is your brown so watery?? Too much turps?
Yeah, definitely. At the time I was using synthetic brushes, which didn't hold paint well, and with the cardstock, it tended to soak more paint and not spread well.
Between the pair I came to the conclusion that funnier was better