Calligraphy/graffiti

yoyoyo

Made this for a friend's birthday, I've been doing graffiti for a while, but my first try at more of a calligraphic approach.
CnC or not, I don't mind

 

Is it just a font that you edited (scaled, added bits for the caligraphic look)? It's nice and I bet he'll appreciate it as it's a more personal gift than some money or something like that. The lack of anti-aliasing kinda sucks though.

 

It was all drawn by me in Illustrator haha, I didn't rip a font
edit: the aliasing pissed me off a lot , I couldn't get rid of it though

 

do you write cligraphey? i got in to it a bit but at school we had shitty nibs so it was really hard an i was hatting on myself cuz i wasent good at it but at the end of this year my teacher got some pilot pens an them are nice ive been meaning to pick me up some. i was pretty good with them i dont have any thing to show you it was all in his sketch book i was playing around with it.
hey check out theosone heres a link to his channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKXFSu7xhXGC8XvgcCSbJXw

he invented caligraffiti, if you like that stuff you will like him.

 

I've been doing some handstyles over my time, personally i'd rather have you draw it with a marker and just scan it and show off since i always liked the streaking of a marker but i guess that's just me . Pretty dope 'B' btw

 

Looks really good actually! The pixelation does stick out, but not a lot. 10/10 on top, if the second one was hand drawn, 10/10 on that as well.

 

Wow that looks neat :3 How long did it take you?
The aliasing is like perfectly smooth in some places and then super sharp in other places. Not too much of a problem I guess.

 

if you did it in illustrator you could of opened it up in Photoshop as an ai or eps an it would be a smart object which would still be vector until you rasterize.

 

I really like it and think you did a great job. I can't really see anything wrong with it, and as someone else said, if I got this I would really appreciate it.

Great Job.

 

After doing it in illustrator, I simply copied it over to PS as a vector layer. It's a good thing Adobe allow you to copy vectors cross software.