The Three Letters Reflection


 For this drawing I chose the Letters G, J, and S. I drew the S in a Transitional Font (Baskerville), I drew the g in a Slab Serif Font (Rockwell), and finally, I drew the j in a Sans Serif Font (Helvetica). The way I chose these three letters of the English lexicon is quite childish to be honest, I played eeny meeny miny moe several times to choose random letters when I was doing the initial five out of six sketches I was supposed to do.

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  1. Brandon.SThursday, March 23, 2023 at 1:44:00 PM EDT

    The capital S looks nice despite being drawn diagonally. I would try to remove pencil marks though in the future. Hope you make some robux :)

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  2. Thiago A.Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 1:44:00 PM EDT

    I believe that the inking of the artwork is impressive for choosing difficult letters that contain multiple turns and curves. However, If I were to change something, I would have made the 3 letters more connected to the basic fundamentals.

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  3. ShafaThursday, March 23, 2023 at 1:53:00 PM EDT

    The letter are quite accurate, though maybe you could use the thin sharpie to try and fix the edges a little. The diagonal j and s look pretty cool, and the serif on s needs a bit of fixing but it looks pretty accurate. I think you should just go over the edges a little to smooth them out.

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  4. wTGrfjk G 8F UE982 WGSHBUOUERWADHGThursday, March 23, 2023 at 1:54:00 PM EDT

    this is nice, but many spaces of this piece is white. i recommend drawing more centered letters or bigger ones also i like the fonts chosen for this piece

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  5. Anushka NedheThursday, March 23, 2023 at 1:55:00 PM EDT

    I love how you place the letters its make very unique... however if I were would work on my inking skills a bit as it seems to a bit messy.

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