Comment by grapescheesee
4 years ago
Very sweet, I was wondering how it was implemented. The scriber image really makes the letters more into the artwork of the era.
4 years ago
Very sweet, I was wondering how it was implemented. The scriber image really makes the letters more into the artwork of the era.
In those times (and yes I am old enough to have actually used them) we used plainer normographs or lettering guides[0] where the ink pen was used directly inside the template.
Before the advent of so-called isograph/rapidograph pens, we used those weird looking pens as depicted in the wikipedia article and you had to be very, very careful as it was very easy to inadvertedly ruin a drawing with ink coming out of the (open top) reservoir.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lettering_guide