Step 4: Step 4

Outline the letters you have written to approximate the style you're going for. Again, use pencil and write lightly. You'll likely make plenty of little mistakes, but that's what erasers are for. It will take time and patience to get the letters just right. Remember:

Make the original words you wrote your guide,
not your prison.
Don't be afraid to alter the letters
beyond all recognition.
 
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st rai says: Dec 5, 2010. 3:02 AM
Flo 723. You blow. You think this is bad, go write a website, put it up, get it optimosed and then come back and critisese what you say you can do better. Our community is about expression and love. you don't show much of either. AND PLEASE DON'T CRITISISE THINGS UNTIL YOU CAN DO BETTER.
thegzone411 says: Sep 25, 2008. 9:06 AM
Im new at this so i dont know how this stuff.$$$$$$$$$$$
FLO 723 in reply to thegzone411Jun 2, 2009. 1:45 PM
dont listen to this it is a tool tutorial it is a rip off
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