Single Stroke Lettering Demo by Glen Weisgerber
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2013
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Master pinstriper Glen Weisgerber demonstrates the single stroke lettering technique. Weisgerber teaches pinstriping and lettering at the Airbrush Getaway Workshops. - Jak na to + styl
Idk what was more impressive, the font of his letters or his nose whistles.
Lmao I can't stop hearing it now
No joke, the nose whistles are necessary for a steadier hand and complete concentration.
It's all the coke
Yes!!!
@@X-Kid_Z its the boogies lmaooo
So now we're painting some happy little letters
The mighty stroke.
Metal Bob ross
fuck Bob Ross
@@craigcotter7476 ! Watch your profanity.
@@abigailgarcia8631 err no, fuck off, please.
I'm just gonna put a bloody dagger over here in the trash can. It can be our little secret.
@@abigailgarcia8631 ohhhhh Abigail
Well, I learned one thing about lettering - if you hesitate, you're screwed.
Ricopolico yep! ;)
Yup that's very true let it flow
Also ones breathing. Time it in, and hold when necessary. That's not what I tell the wife tho...
Same with the women....
Damn steady hand. That's a lot of patience and repetition. Very beautiful lettering.
yeah he has a hand guard
@@charliebaker1427
Yeah, like that would help you do the same!
@@nikos-giorgos
Well I mean, that's kinda the point of it no?
@@ThatBugBehindYou Either English is not your native language, or you don't get sarcasm...
@@nikos-giorgos
The comment wouldn't make sense if it wasn't in the context of your comment being sarcastic.
The whole point of the guard is to help keep your hand steady without touching the surface.
This is like a nice cold and refreshing drink for my eyes.
Bob ross younger brother: Rock boss 🤘
It is such a pleasure to watch an artist with talent at work.
Uy
Great Job man. I retired after doing this from my own shop for nearly 20 years. I called this stroke "speed brush" but it had several different names. There is nothing like a hand lettered sign, this vinyl lacks any emotion or personality and signs just look either dead or "cookie cutter" lettered. Long live the original hand strokers.
Which brush Glen uses. Where can I buy? Thank you
"Hand strokers" lmfao
@@k0t0basyo The brushes he uses in this vid are from a company no longer in business.
I praise you, fellow hand stroker.
Hey Beavis, he said Hand Strokers.
Love how you knew that people where gonna ask about the brush
Wow. Watching an artist at work is such a treat.
Why is this so satisfying to watch? I think it's all about the clean edge. Love it.
Glen, your style of lettering with this font helped me build my letters early in my graffiti days(80's). It's incredible to see you flow like water with the brush. May GOD continue to Bless you abundantly by keeping you healthy and creating.
I could watch you all day, love your work. 😊
Masterful! I was six when my dad took his truck to the local woman who lettered. She plopped down a stool and asked my dad what he wanted it to say. I watched in sheer shock at how she just so casually whipped it out before my eyes. I'll never forget that
I see this kind of lettering mostly on our local taxi cabs. Our professor, who teaches Lettering/Calligraphy, once took a friend's favor to hand-letter his taxi cab.
need lefty instructions
You know it's done with passion when every artist does that nod he does in the end. #aclassicmaster
Which brush Glen uses. Where can I buy? Thank you
It is very amazing t0 watch
That is awesome. My late father was an artist in many forms. He did everything from painting signs, race cars, business trucks, walls ,etc. Oil paintings. I loved watching what I believe to be the best ever, came so easy, and effortless to him. I wish I could do that.
I've been a calligrapher since I was a kid, and this is practically the same thing with different mediums. I really love this "Funny Car" font you came up with too, it's great! Those "snaps" remind me what we do with German Blackletter font. Awesome stuff Glen 👍
I never used a mahl stick. I bridged one hand on top of the other. I was in the business for decades and my older brother and father (both deceased) were also sign painters. Watching you brought back some really good memories!
Glen, your skills are inspiring. Thanks for sharing and explaining things clearly. Thanks for keeping it real!
I could watch you paint all day. You make it look so easy.
I would absolutely spend days with this guy and just soak up his advice. A lot of experience from a really fascinating guy, more please!
Awesome video. I used to watch my uncle do this for bar windows and race cars as a kid, brings back some good memories.
This is great work of art. superb control of the brush. Truly inspiring.
Thx for showing us what's possible, Mr. Weisgerber! Perfect Work.
I just tried it with a brush pen and it looks like shit. He makes it look so easy
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Mercurycobalt😀😁😁😂😂
Alotta times those brush pens are dry. I guarantee theirs enuff paint on his brush to run a 5ft line.
@@adammoran7849 additionally, brush pens have flexible nylon sponges.
A sable brush can make a difference
MercuryCobalt Wish he showed the type of brush.
He is rocking, he is also great at lettering! I’m so happy that I’m getting some new brush this Christmas!
You do fabulous work. thank you for sharing the name of your brush too.
Excellent!! as are all your videos,
It looks so crisp and clean
(This is 9 years old at this point, but I feel I must comment, I hope you see this! Thanks Glen.)
Nice, thanks for the lesson. Been learning sign painting lately, really taking to it, and I love this style, it feels natural to me and there's infinite variations to single stroke. Subbed!
Awesome Demonstration my students are greatly inspired! We want more!
You sir are amazing! Such talent. Loved the video!
Amazing how much control you have. Really great.
a master of his craft, I would love to spend hours just watching him work
Excellent work !!!!! True master's always make it look so easy . !!!!
Beautiful hand style. It’s a shame the art of sign painting, window painting, and car pin-striping are all dying out. Such cool art forms with so much personality and originality in each different style.
My grandfather lettered racecars back in the day and I’ve been trying to pick up the trade, this video was pretty helpful.
Beautiful work made to look so easy. Thanks for sharing!
love your work, thanks for sharing with us
That 'K' was so good it made my brain tingle
this is fantastic and such a great font!
You're the best without any shadow of a doubt.
Absolutely memorized watching you, brilliant
Love this guy his very good at explaning what and how he do what he do. Thanks for this tutorial, please make more!!!!
Beautiful! Thanks for the demo.
I am in awe of your skill
Awesome! More from this guy please!
I'm old enough to remember watching my pop doing lettering on office glass doors downtown in the high rises. I still have some of his lettering brushes.
David Westhoff ok
I like the tool you use to steady your hand. In, down, snap to the right, got it thanks.
any good artist knows letters first! awesome style Glen thanks for sharing!
Amazingggggg! You make it look so easy!
I'm blown away...... Wow. Just amazing
That stick's a great idea, gonna have to use that for literally everything. Can't think of many mediums that wouldn't benefit from that.
Maintaining a trade tradition that goes back a bunch of generations. Good job.
You are an artist¡ I love your lettering! Maestro!!!!
U got. A steady hand my man great job.
This dude has talent. Im an arttist and have a few langnickle brushes that are not replaceable. Too bad they went out of business. Great video. Thanks.
Simply amazing!
Holy smooth strokes!! Master right here, ladies and gentlemen.
I love watching this! awesome!
This is the quality of work I aspire to. Have been painting signs for the park where I work. I have calligraphy knowledge and some paint knowledge but when I look for youtube tutorials on improving my lettering it's all about stencils which I'm not interested in. Now I need to learn more about palletting.
I clicked this by mistake but I'm glad i stayed to watch
GLEN is a STAR
Absolutely beautiful
He's amazing. A true artis
some beautiful lettering thanks for sharing!!
You should see this guy's other videos.
He's an amazing guitar player as well!
He's a drummer, not a guitarist.
I love your videos. Thank you.
gorgeous work. mesmerizing
I remember as a young kid watching signwriters working on shop windows. The tricky bit was they were working on the inside painting the letters backwards, so they read right when you looked at the shop window from the outside. I always wanted to be a signwriter after watching them work. Instead I became an engineer.
Fascinating to watch this craft👍
The easy way to do this is when the sign painter applies his paper pattern to the OUTSIDE of the glass and then chalk powders the lettering onto the glass.
Not really a problem. You're concentrating on the individual strokes, not the whole letter.
@@davidszakacs6888 Patterns? For a single job? Waste of time. If you are going to do it once, may as well do it on the surface.
Brilliant work
Cool to watch a master. It’s so easy it will only take me several years to imitate.
Gorgeous!
big respect. i never knew about the stick. im gonna have to look into that. I'm left handed so anything helps!
When i grow up i wanna be like you 🎉
Glen gots the styles for miles !!!
Baddest single strokes ever 😎😎🤙🤙🤙
argh this is too intense hats off to you sir
He makes it look so smooth and satisfying... NEWS FLASH: not everyone is an artist like Glen freaking Weisgerber 😒
incredible writing ....love it
excellent thank you! I have been painting for years but I am just learning how to draw letters on glass..I feel so silly out of my element I know with time and practice I'll get there..very cool ty
Wow! Thanks for posting this.
Nice work, I'm old-time signwriter from south Africa 😂 I have done it all Airbrush, mahlstick, ticketwriting posters tyvek papers, wall branding murals for Big Coporates companies Diageo & Heineken I've seen it all from 1989 I've migrated to computer vinyls letter cutout & print but still enjoy signwriting paint work.
I could watch this for hours!
"Snap to the right!"...he makes it look so easy, but it takes years of experience to get this smooth!
Thank you for this tutorial
Nice work, what a craftsman
Hello There love how you painting those letters keep up the good work
Amazingly good!
We got the Slash of the handlettering world over here
Very, very awesome! Thank you.
Amazing artist!
Masterful. I think I need to practice a lot more!
Beautiful!
Your writting font is excellent
This lettering style reminds me of the sale signs they had in Army & Navy in the 70s and 80s. - They were all done by hand :)
I must try! Thank you.
You are amazing man.
Just amazing!
Dude you make this look so easy