How To Design Script Tattoo

How To Design Script Tattoo

Script Tattoos have been a long time staple for most tattoo artists throughout their careers. In this video, we teach you how to design a script tattoo.

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00:00 Intro
00:40 Styles of script font
01:24 Draw your own fonts
02:01 Bonus question
02:22 Preparing your design
05:31 Designing flow
06:25 Finalising the design

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[yrdonp]

This channel is a gold mine, great stuff,

[musahawkins]

You can fill with a liner depending on size of space that being said it's easier to tear up skin if u don't know what ur doing and can also be quicker with a shader it kinda depends on the style of lettering and the artist comfort/efficiency

[teddybonkers]

I love how all of you guys explain the content. Is very easy to follow even if English is not your native tung. I have a request. Can we have access to the stencils plz. I would love to practice on the same ones you guys use. Thx again

[chops]

Just started using procreate and man you been a life saver🤟🏽

[YarnsDIY]

Hey I'm Leo, I loved your YouTube video on calligraphy and graffiti tattooing. You popped up on my feed a few times and I had to check you out. I'm also into lettering and I've been doing it for a long time. It helped me a lot when I was in secondary school and had some special needs. I was one of the first students to take GCSE art in my school and I picked calligraphy as my subject. My teacher was amazing and taught me the basics of calligraphy and how to use it for storytelling and creative writing. I'm not very good at art though, I just do sigils now and then on my tablet. That was 25 years ago in the UK. Now isn't popular, I see alot of body art. I appreciate you sharing your skills with us. You've show me something new, even though I'm just a hobbyist and not a pro like you. I do it for fun. 😅

I have a question for you: what are some common misconceptions that beginners make when doing lettering or tattooing?😅

[katalin]

Another fun and so helpful video. Thank you Brandon. It seems so easy but I truly struggle with script. This video is a life saver 😉

[Chad-ld]

Thank you so much. Big help!!!!
C-Dub from Pittsburgh.

[crystalbourdon]

Love how you do the template works good for those that struggle with it

[DFPSTUDIOS]

I really enjoy your videos thank you for getting straight to the point unlike a lot of other how to videos where they have a long drawn out video for no reason when the meat and potatoes is all you really need. I will definitely be subscribing and coming back for more content thank you!

[nonnysbro]

In answer, I'm just a beginner, I'd say it depends on the thickness and size of the letters. If it's a larger area you should always fill with largest needle configuration you can use. Smaller areas fill in with shader or liner.

[crystalbourdon]

depending on the size and area you can fill in with liner if bot bigger a shader also works i find when i have done this.

[yowish]

What app are you using? On the iPad? I have an android and I was trying to see what app I could use that let's me draw the same way

[CameronGollaher-hrkw]

Hey I’m just starting to tattoo an watch all ur videos and love the advise and i was wondering if someone asks me to do a tattoo an they want a pic they got online and that’s exactly what they want no changes am I able to legally do that or is it something I should turn down or make them change it so its my design

[evaderknives]

Love these freehand "how to" videos, need more, haha... I really struggle with fonts. Just today I downloaded a font, then "customized" it. Thanks for all the content, hope all is well. Take it easy.

[Michael-cbdz]

Depends on the size of the script and I would use a round shader .are the liner ur using could help shade it in

[rextiledancer]

Depends on the person if they want a single line work tattoo they can get it or like if someone want the shader to come out for some shading in it or the whole letter to be filled with lines and shades... So it's upto them 😊

[yglordco]

Can you do the same with negative designs? I’m still leaving procreate and just wanted to know if that shade trick works for doing negative designs in general

[justinvillegas]

What app is that you are using to do it on.?

[musahawkins]

Also if your not great at drawing your own lettering you can always start with a base generic font and kind of build it up fancy it up add design to make more origional

[sxtxns_spxwn]

Im thinking because theyre letters if the client wants them black out then youd use the liner but if the letters were larger or if they maybe wanted a colour gradient in the letter, like you see in the traditional style font, youd use a shader. i think 😂