The Blackletter style, also referred to as Old English or Gothic, emerged in the 17th century and was prominent in early European books. Characterized by its distinctive thin and thick strokes, this dramatic typeface features intricate filigree and serifs, making it visually striking and historically significant in the evolution of typography.
Circus Lettering
Circus lettering features a striking vintage style that captures attention with its boldness. While it may seem challenging for beginners, the book provides clear grids and step-by-step instructions, making it accessible for artists of all skill levels to master this playful art form.
Art Deco lettering embodies a geometric type style from the early 20th century, characterized by its sophisticated aesthetic ideal for advertising and film. This unique blend of modern and vintage elements makes it an excellent choice for logos, posters, and various decorative print designs, providing a timeless elegance to visual projects.