14 Wood Grain Font Images

 by: Eric
 2012-06-26
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Welcome back, this is newest collection of Wood Grain Font for us. We take four month to select these newest font images from creative maker. Perhaps, you haven't seen these wood grain font letters, wood alphabet letters fonts and wood grain letters fonts before, we can see newest inspiration to build other fresh graphic design.

vector wooden alphabet letters, wood grain letters fonts and wood log font are also magical creations for font, and we can download them for free. We can customize them, change the details, make your corrections and enjoy the results. We hope this Wood Grain Font collection will bring you much creativity and useful for further development.

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Designing Tips:

Whether on the train, at work or on the verge of falling asleep, inspiration can come at any time so it is important to be prepared. Keep a notebook to draw or scribble notes and ideas and return to them when it comes time to create

The best way to start any project in your sketchbook: get your ideas on paper, and be disjointed. Push ideas around, make comments, document everything that comes into your head. When I plan an image, everything usually comes from keywords and sketches, from there it is just a layout issue

Push your creative abilities and skills of graphic design to create original graphics. Be inventive and experimental and choose and combine different types of characters and filters. Avoid trends and create models that fit your own unique style, leaving a personal stamp on your work

Do not be afraid to delete items to make a composition that you are happy with. I often think about an image for a long time before I started to illustrate - but sometimes I just start a line and form, then remove them. I take half of everything I draw, and from what the picture is changing