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In this tutorial, I will explain how to create original wire typography. There will be no need of stock images or fonts, since we will be making everything from scratch (and literally from scratch, because we will be tracing out our wires first on paper), then developing our typography in Adobe Illustrator CS4. The final image is shown below. Members can Log in and Download! Otherwise, Join Now!.

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Walk through this creative process that goes from sketching, experimenting, tracing in Illustrator, coloring, shading, highlighting, and then adding the finishing touches. Sign up for Premium today and get access to this awesome new vector tutorial. Members can Log in and Download! Otherwise, Join Now! Below are some sample images from the tutorial.




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cool
great awensome
wow neat, so glad i purchased the plus membership, this is sweet
umm not worthy for plus tutorial give us some advance stuff …but no more objects to vectors
This isn’t typography.
Nice one…
Which direction is the light source coming from?
@m,
No, it’s lettering, but it’s a fine example.
Is this really necessary for a plus tutorial? It’s just draw something, trace it with the pen tool, and color it in…?
thats totally awesome. or you could say radical, gnarly, tubular, and also, cowabunga.
Hey everybody. Thanks for the correction. I think “Lettering” rather than “Typography” would have been more appropriate. At this point though, it’s a bit late to change the title. I appreciate the feedback though.
@Sean,
This type of work is unfortunately underrated. I, for one, would really like to see more lettering and typography inspired tuts.
@Rodrigo,
I hope this is the first of many.