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In this tutorial, I’ll go over a quick technique to make personalized letter art that makes a great gift. We’ll also talk about how to remove “oops” ink from paper — and I’ve got a special surprise for those who are interested in hand lettering!
My brother’s birthday is coming up in a couple of weeks, and I wanted to make something meaningful for him. My solution? This personalized letter art! It’s just a little project — nothing too fancy; but I know he’ll love it! If you can see yourself making something like this, too, read on to learn about the process.
Caring for a 3-month-old means that my time is limited, so I wanted this project to come together as quickly as possible. In order to do that, I made a large light gray letter in Photoshop. Then, I copied and pasted graphics inside (from Google Image Search) that represent my brother. I printed what I had so far, then I used a pencil to fill in the rest of the letter.
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