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Army Communication Systems Lettering TechniquesLettering TechniquesSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsTable of Contents-cont.Lesson 1: Introduction to LetteringPart A. Letter ClassificationFigure 1-1. Six classes of lettersFigure 1-3. A sample of Roman style lettersFigure 1-5. Script and cursive typefacesFigure 1-6. Text typefacesOther Letter Characteristics.Figure 1-9. Sansserif typefacesPart B. Lettering PrinciplesFigure 1-10. Spacing between lettersWord Spacing.Line Spacing.Centering.Distortions and Optical Illusions in Lettering.Part C. Use of Basic Strokes with Guidelines and a GridGuideline Spacing.Calculating Guideline Spacing.Figure 1-20. Gothic numeralsGrids and Italic Letters.Fundamental Lettering Strokes.Figure 1-25. Letter nomenclatureSummary.Lesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise-cont.Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 2: Freehand Lettering Tools and Their UsesPart A. PencilsLettering With Pencils.Making Your Point.Part B. Techniques of Lettering Using Different Types of PensFigure 2-5. Typical technical fountain penFigure 2-6. Speedball pensProper Use of Pens.Part C. Techniques of Lettering Using Different Types of Brushes and Felt Tip MarkersBrush Quality and Shape.Caring for Your Brushes.Using Brushes to Letter.Figure 2-12. Sequence of vertical and curved brush strokesMarker Lettering.Summary.Lesson 2 Practice ExerciseLesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 3: Mechanical, Prepared, and Computer-Generated Lettering TechniquesPart A. Use and Application of Mechanical and Prepared LetteringUsing the Leroy Set.StepbyStep Use of the Leroy Set.Caring for the Leroy Set.Options for the Leroy Lettering Set.Making Curved Lines of Letters.Prepared Lettering.Part B. Use and Application of Computer-Generated Lettering TechniquesFontsProportional Fonts.Block Operations.Summary.Lesson 3 Practice ExerciseLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackAppendicesAppendix A. List of Acronyms and File ExtensionsAppendix B. Guidelines and GridsAppendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix C. Fixed Proportional Fonts and Paragraph FormatsBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank Page
Army Communication Systems
Lettering TechniquesLettering TechniquesSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsTable of Contents-cont.Lesson 1: Introduction to LetteringPart A. Letter ClassificationFigure 1-1. Six classes of lettersFigure 1-3. A sample of Roman style lettersFigure 1-5. Script and cursive typefacesFigure 1-6. Text typefacesOther Letter Characteristics.Figure 1-9. Sansserif typefacesPart B. Lettering PrinciplesFigure 1-10. Spacing between lettersWord Spacing.Line Spacing.Centering.Distortions and Optical Illusions in Lettering.Part C. Use of Basic Strokes with Guidelines and a GridGuideline Spacing.Calculating Guideline Spacing.Figure 1-20. Gothic numeralsGrids and Italic Letters.Fundamental Lettering Strokes.Figure 1-25. Letter nomenclatureSummary.Lesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise-cont.Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 2: Freehand Lettering Tools and Their UsesPart A. PencilsLettering With Pencils.Making Your Point.Part B. Techniques of Lettering Using Different Types of PensFigure 2-5. Typical technical fountain penFigure 2-6. Speedball pensProper Use of Pens.Part C. Techniques of Lettering Using Different Types of Brushes and Felt Tip MarkersBrush Quality and Shape.Caring for Your Brushes.Using Brushes to Letter.Figure 2-12. Sequence of vertical and curved brush strokesMarker Lettering.Summary.Lesson 2 Practice ExerciseLesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 3: Mechanical, Prepared, and Computer-Generated Lettering TechniquesPart A. Use and Application of Mechanical and Prepared LetteringUsing the Leroy Set.StepbyStep Use of the Leroy Set.Caring for the Leroy Set.Options for the Leroy Lettering Set.Making Curved Lines of Letters.Prepared Lettering.Part B. Use and Application of Computer-Generated Lettering TechniquesFontsProportional Fonts.Block Operations.Summary.Lesson 3 Practice ExerciseLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackAppendicesAppendix A. List of Acronyms and File ExtensionsAppendix B. Guidelines and GridsAppendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix B. Guidelines and Grids-cont.Appendix C. Fixed Proportional Fonts and Paragraph FormatsBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank PageBlank Page
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