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Putting Pencil to Pixel
with Angy Che
Unlock the iPad’s power to create dynamic, polished, and punchy lettering pieces. No previous Procreate or lettering experience is required.
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In this two-day workshop (over two consecutive Saturdays), participants will get an introduction to lettering on an iPad. We’ll be using Procreate’s iPad app as our main workspace in this course, but the same lessons and principles can be applied to other digital and analog mediums. This workshop focuses on the foundational skills that enable you to create unique lettering pieces suitable for both personal and professional projects.
We will begin with a general overview of type anatomy and approaches to lettering while also learning the technical side of working in Procreate. The second day of the workshop will explore ways to sketch and iterate on dynamic compositions, ending with a few techniques for how to finish a polished, share-worthy lettering piece. So whether you’re new to lettering, Procreate, or both, you are welcome to join us on this two-day journey!
Sign up before March 11th for a 10% discount!
Diversity and Equity Scholarship
Diversity and Equity are important to all of us at Letterform Archive, and we are committed to increasing opportunities for underrepresented groups within the type and design communities.
We are offering one BIPOC/Equity scholarship seat in this workshop.
To apply for this scholarship, please complete and submit to us the short form linked here at least a week prior to the start of the workshop
Angy Che
Angy Che is an Austin based designer and illustrator. She is a Co-founder and Creative Director at Numbers, a design studio focused on brand identity, type design, and illustration projects for a variety of clients, from small startups, to established brands. Prior to Numbers, she worked as a freelance designer on brand and illustration projects for companies like Atlassian, Nike, Adidas, Twitter, Rdio, and Braintree. Angy’s background in illustration and fine art, combined with her work as a graphic designer, led her to pursue type design. She completed the Type at Cooper West Postgraduate program at the Letterform Archive in San Francisco. There, she studied lettering and type design, and designed the typeface Amalie. In her free time, she works on watercolor paintings and prints. She’s originally from Los Angeles, where she graduated from ArtCenter College of Design with a degree in Illustration.
