B In Bubble Letters

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This step-by-step tutorial will teach you everything you need to know about drawing bubble letters.

B In Bubble Letters

Most of you are probably already familiar with this font style, and if so, feel free to skip this part.

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For those who don’t know what bubble letters are, it’s basically a typeface style where the letters look swollen and bloated like bubbles – hence the name.

Bubble letters are easy to learn and fun, but at the same time it’s easy to get lost without knowing some of the basics.

Bubble letters are also very popular in graffiti, but in this tutorial we will only focus on how to create bubble letters on paper.

There are different ways to create your bubble letters and in this tutorial I’ll show you the most basic way to do it.

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The key idea behind Bubble Letters is to have rounded (outside) edges instead of sharp edges – like block letters.

Once we’ve added the thicker outline around the letter, we can delete the first shape we created at the beginning.

– that I mentioned we don’t have sharp outside edges, but having them inside helps achieve the puffy/bloated look we’re looking for.

In the example below you can see the difference between sharp inside edges (left) and those with rounded edges (right).

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I’m not saying the right one is wrong, I personally just like the look of the left one more – that’s entirely up to you.

Now that we’ve seen the basic construction of bubble letters using the letter A, we can apply the same idea to the other letters of the alphabet.

Alright, now that we know the basic structure of bubble letters, it’s time to add some details to make them pop even more!

I’m going to show you the basics of shading and highlighting, as we already have a more detailed step-by-step tutorial that teaches you not just one, but five different methods of shading your lettering and calligraphy.

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I see a lot of beginners struggling to add shadows properly and it can be difficult when you’re just starting out.

This means that the shadows appear on each bottom and left side – basically on the opposite side of the light source.

We recently published another article where we shared some tips for improving your outline and inking skills.

Highlights are areas in an object closest to the light source where the light is reflected.

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The easiest way to know where to add highlights is basically the opposite side of the shadows in this case.

We’re not going to put the highlight all the way to the edge of the letter, we’re going to leave a little space, which will make the letter look more rounded.

Since highlights are basically a reflection of light, the best way to make them stand out is to use a lighter color (doesn’t always have to be white).

Working with colors is a whole other story in itself, and explaining how to properly use them in your lettering would really lengthen this tutorial.

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We have a separate beginner’s guide that explains the basics of color (color theory) and how to use it effectively in your lettering – you can check it out here.

Depending on how much time and detail we add, we can create simpler looks like we just showed –

If you’re interested in learning how to create this type of effect, be sure to check out this other step-by-step guide on our website.

Before we wrap up this tutorial, there are a few more things I want to bring to your attention.

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We mentioned the basic construction of bubble letters above, and once you’re comfortable with that, you can start tweaking the shapes and creating your very own shapes.

Adding a second outline around the letter and the shadows is a great way to make your bubble letters pop even more.

If you want the letters to overlap, remember to add an outline—otherwise it could make the word difficult to read.

By simply adding a bit more detail to those inside edges, you can make your letter look more puffy.

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Also, check out the ultimate beginner hand lettering guide to start learning the basics of hand lettering.

Keep in mind that these are just the basics of bubble lettering and once you get the hang of the basics you can start creating your own unique style.

Maybe you have a specific question in mind or want constructive feedback on your artwork?

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Check out the full step-by-step tutorial for more information on how to apply shadows and different effects to your bubble letters.

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