Sentence examples for was lettering from inspiring English sources
noun
Written, especially printed, text.
- The lettering on the sign made it clear that intruders were unwelcome.
And, when we finally did meet, I found out that one of the first jobs he did was lettering strips of Mickey Mouse or something.
Listed among the subjects in which instruction could be had was "Lettering".
Mr. Miller's creations often play with the written word ("The soul of my practice is lettering and typography," he said), and he has plenty of experience using such imagery to animate exterior and interior spaces.
My special craft was Roman lettering.
is the lettering big enough to read? is the message short and simple?
Brooklyn signs were white lettering on a black background; Queens signs were blue lettering on a white background.
Next, an inker retraces the drawing; there's also lettering.
Photomontage and lettering was done as for light microscopy.
Writing and lettering are appreciated in these works for their formal properties as much as for the information they convey.
This one is Japanese lettering, meaning "guided by the moonlight".
And why does graffiti art always have to be blocky lettering?
