In the era of digital text, handwritten lettering can appear honest, candid even.
Currently, the construction site is boxed up and draped in black, but today they added a large digital sign with lettering that flips just like the signs showing the latest trains and tracks above the ticket booths.
Thus, he based the logo on a digital rendering of the hand-chiseled lettering used on the Trajan column in the Roman Forum.
Cut out letters from adhesive lettering kit.
Regardless of how tech-savvy — or otherwise — a company was, it could, at least, look as if it was destined for a dazzling future in the digital era by sporting a logo in the lowercase lettering used in Web site and e-mail addresses.
In the early 2000s, Tintin's English publishers Egmont discontinued publishing books featuring Hyslop's handwritten lettering, instead publishing books with text created with digital fonts.
Every morning after waking I would lie there for a moment, unwilling to open my eyes, unwilling to confront what was always fading away (the lettering on Mother's Day cards, the information ticker-taping over the panel on the digital radio), and I would feel it again, fresh and appalling, as the day's adrenaline began to barrel through my veins.
Hand lettering, like a personal signature, ranges from scrawled to flamboyant, and now, when the personal computer, loaded with standardized digital fonts, makes typefaces available to the general public, formal can be another word for bland.
