Type of lettering tool with a chisel-shaped tip, resembling a wedge.

Different ways a letter can be drawn, like changes in thickness or slant

A simple drawing or digital representation of a person.

The structure or parts of something, referring to the parts of a letter.

The relationship between different parts of a letter or a group of letters.

Lines that run from side to side.

Basic skills learned in the beginning of learning something new.

A writer & artist who creates stories told through words and images

The widest part of the wedge-shaped tip of a marker to create thicker line

A professional who designs buildings and other structures.

Lines that run straight up and down.

A mini-magazine or booklet created from paper.

Two facing pages in a book or booklet.

A curved line that forms part of a circle or ellipse.

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Exemplar
A style of drawing.
An example or model.
A type of font.
A tool used for measuring.
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Wedge Nib
Type of lettering tool with a chisel-shaped tip, resembling a wedge.
A digital drawing tool.
A pencil with a thick lead.
A type of brush used for calligraphy.
3
Variations
The different sizes of paper.
The different colors of ink.
The different types of pens.
Different ways a letter can be drawn, like changes in thickness or slant
4
Avatar
A simple drawing or digital representation of a person.
A type of paper.
A complex, realistic portrait.
A style of lettering.
5
Anatomy
The art of calligraphy.
The process of printing a book.
The study of ancient alphabets.
The structure or parts of something, referring to the parts of a letter.
6
Proportion
The type of paper used.
The relationship between different parts of a letter or a group of letters.
The style of handwriting.
The color of the ink.
7
Horizontal
Lines that run straight up and down.
Lines that run from side to side.
Lines that curve in a spiral.
Lines that run diagonally.
8
Foundational
Basic skills learned in the beginning of learning something new.
The history of writing.
The tools used for lettering.
Advanced techniques in drawing.
9
Graphic Novelist
A writer & artist who creates stories told through words and images
A musician who writes songs.
A painter who creates abstract art.
A person who designs websites.
10
Broad Edge
A type of decorative border.
The side of a piece of paper.
The thinnest part of a pen nib.
The widest part of the wedge-shaped tip of a marker to create thicker line
11
Architect
A professional who designs buildings and other structures.
A writer of fiction.
An artist who specializes in portraits.
A person who creates maps.
12
Vertical
Lines that run from side to side.
Lines that curve in a circle.
Lines that run straight up and down.
Lines that run diagonally.
13
Analogous
Related by cause and effect.
Opposite in meaning.
Completely different.
Similar or comparable.
14
Zine
A mini-magazine or booklet created from paper.
A large, bound book with many pages.
A digital image file.
A type of paint used for lettering.
15
Spread
A single page in a magazine.
The cover of a book.
A type of pen nib.
Two facing pages in a book or booklet.
16
Concentric
Having different centers.
Arranged in a straight line.
Scattered randomly.
Having a common center.
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Arc
A straight line.
A curved line that forms part of a circle or ellipse.
A sharp angle.
A three-dimensional shape.

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