How to Hand Letter Like an Architect A to Z

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Thanks for your interpretation of "how to write architectural-lettering" Personally, I'm not on board with leaving any gaps on the letters like: O, Q, etc And the letter G was almost illegible!
Comment from : Robert Arguello

Great post, quick and easy Thank you
Comment from : Annie Amantea

what pen did you use?
Comment from : 1001harris

Does it really require measurement?!?!?
Comment from : Gen Ashley Enclona

Fancy lettering just don’t design my house
Comment from : MsLouisV

This is the ugliest video I’ve ever watched
Comment from : UNAF Xplosion

do you have a layout so we can print it? thank you
Comment from : Emre Mehmet Yilmaz

3:14 brMy professor would give me a failing grade if I do this
Comment from : Beatrice Anne Señorin

I don't understand putting gaps arbitrarily in the different strokes of a letter It just makes the lettering harder to understand The goal should be to crate a font that is easy to read and can be read by designer and builders on site
Comment from : Philip Teasell

No not like this brThis guy is better Lookbr wwwarchitectsacademy/p/how-to-write-like-an-architect
Comment from : Jay Cal

is there a pdf with this info and steps?
Comment from : yanko

I would not want you building my house,it would not touch the ground and one would have to go in a door hunched over
Comment from : vernon beck

I am a current architecture student, and we have a homework plate no 1, it is about lettering and i have a question what does it mean if your professor said mirror the letters written in the left side does it means you have to flip the letters or just copy it My classmates are confusing me From what i understand,i just need to copy what is written on the left side your answer will be greatly appreciated
Comment from : Angelica Rupido

I loved it
Comment from : Gus_ARQ

why do you want the letters to look dynamic? or care about style at all aren't they there on the drawings for a utilitarian purpose?
Comment from : caivs

Really? Architects are so dumb that they need a way to write? br(obviously i'm joking, but as an engineer i feel kinda disturbed from this)
Comment from : Marco Caruso

Man, only stop calling it "architect hand letter" It is just your awful style
Comment from : Vinícius Pinheiro

Is this a joke?
Comment from : Seramoaney

Bob Ross of capital letters
Comment from : JJM

Maybe I'm stupid but I don't get the point I didn't go to architecture school but I'm pretty sure I can write capital letters on drawings just fine I don't even need a tool to make vertical lines You should try it, that's a lot fasterbrPlease enlighten me, what am I missing here ?
Comment from : Laurent Derrien

This is NOT standard traditional architecture lettering as I was taught in architecture school The "dynamic angle" and "suggested connections" are ridiculous and do not help legibility The P's and Rs are exceptionally ugly
Comment from : Philip Zimmermann

Do architects have notoriously bad writing or something? This looks absolutely horrific
Comment from : Kawabunga Dad

well I think it is a dying art because every time I google hand lettering for architecture or interior design I see terrible fonts being used Every hand lettering example I see today even in textbooks are out dated stylistically as well as in terms of calligraphy quality For me this is the same as people who use Comic sans because so many use itbrbrLettering is about readability and when one wants to learn hand lettering calligraphy and understanding font design should be the foundation Yet most of what I see is people coping and repeated the imitation of hand lettering of the old font over and over again
Comment from : Claas Kuhnen

This makes me happy
Comment from : E Bowie

restrictive architecture is restrictive
Comment from : FRISHR

Really cool! I have watched your videos for quite some time, and about 8 years ago I had to figure out what I was going to do with my life I watched all your videos on the subject of architecture, and especially liked the "So you want to be an architect - Part 1" You helped me a lot with finding out what it's like to be an architect, and helped clear a few things up about being an architect With your help (and with help from others) I ended up studying computer science, as engineering looked like a more suitable field for me I still draw a lot, and occasionally I bring out my ruler and draw some houses ;-)brbrAnyway, this might seem random, but thank you for creating this channel and uploading videos You literally helped me pick a career :P
Comment from : Thomas Darvik

It is true that architectural hand lettering is a dying art From just a survey of my fellow architects, if you are younger than about 40 years it is very likely you did not letter in college classes Most of the interns I have tutored had weak lettering and some simply could not do it I look back on my pages and pages of sample text worksheets and still wonder why but it does look cool and makes my quick sketches look all the better
Comment from : Eric B

Thanks for the hand lettering in uppercaseplease do the same on handlettering with lowercase
Comment from : Frank Auch

cool
Comment from : litoboy5

Wow
Comment from : hadj Adoui

I saw this video in 2008 is old but it is still as good!!!!!! so good!!!!
Comment from : George Lopez

So ugly
Comment from : HS

I love trying to figure out a letter type like this and understand how much work is put into it Something I always have problems with is how to differentiate capital letters from lower case letters I would love it if you did a follow up video about that
Comment from : Ridgid Structure

W la scrittura
Comment from : Squaletto blu

I love this channel
Comment from : Gustavo Robledo

I've been using your lettering with a little of my own personality thrown in for Architecture school and everybody loves it I love how informative your other videos are too and they all give me insight that my peers don't have yet Keep it up!
Comment from : Seth Chase