J is for James!

Flashback for Erika, whose name I overlooked accidentally when going through the E’s!

And we’re back from the dead, with Isaac! Apologies for the hiatus.

H is for Hannah

G is for Glesni!

Pulling from historical styles again, this time from 17th century calligraphic styles, here is F for Florin!

E is for Emma

This one was commissioned as a birthday gift. I was told that Emily, who is of Chinese and Scots-Irish heritage, liked both Chinese and Celtic styles. As I have no experience in Asian languages and have had an interest in the Irish 8-9th century manuscripts for a long time, I opted for the Celtic look, pulling lettering styles, elements, patterns and colors from the manuscripts such as The Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels.

D is for Dennis.

Photo by shortformvideo

D for Darin. Inspired by vintage graffiti. I in no way endorse the vandalism of property, just so you know!

(photo by flattop341)

D is for Dawson! See a different angle on Dribbble: http://drbl.in/fImd

D is for Danielle

D for Dan - I kept Dan’s on paper, because, well, it just looked good on paper!

Weekend Special - Claire Revisited! Since Claire’s previous one had been a 5-minute sketch-and-scan type of deal, I decided to go over it again over the weekend to make something more befitting type royalty.

Thinking of which style to do for Chris, I thought of Chrome, and the wonderful lettering classic cars often have, so I tried to evoke that feel.