Custom 2D Lettering design

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About this service

Summary

Custom 2D lettering compositions - from expressive hand-drawn words to refined calligraphy pieces. Designed for versatility, these works are ideal for use in logos, apparel, merchandise, editorial layouts, packaging, and visual campaigns. Each piece is crafted to reflect the voice, style, and purpose of your project.

FAQs

  • Where can 2D lettering designs be used?

    2D lettering designs are ideal for a wide range of applications, including: • Logos and brand identity • Editorial layouts (magazines, books, posters) • Advertising campaigns • Packaging design • Merchandise and apparel • Banners and signage • Promotional and event materials They add a distinctive, handcrafted touch that enhances the uniqueness and character of any visual communication.

  • How much does a project typically cost?

    Pricing depends on several factors, including the complexity and type of project. For example: • The length of the word or phrase - more letters mean more design work. • Level of detail, effects, and textures - intricate styles take more time and effort. • Additional versions needed - such as color, grayscale, or web-optimized exports. • Timeline requirements - faster turnarounds may require a rush fee or adjusted scope. Each project is quoted individually based on scope, so feel free to share details to get an accurate estimate.

What's included

  • Vector files

    Scalable and editable vector format (AI, EPS, or PDF)

  • Project files

    Illustrator, Photoshop, or Procreate editable layered project files.

  • High-resolution artwork

    Final artwork exported in high quality, ready for print or digital use in any file format requested.

  • Color & grayscale versions (if needed)

    Variations designed for different contexts like web, print, or single-color usage.


Skills and tools

Graphic Designer

Logo Designer

Typographer

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop

Procreate

Procreate

Industries

Design