What's the difference between calligraphy and hand lettering?
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Calligraphy is writing letters with specialized tools, broken down into strokes. Hand lettering is drawing letters using any tools you want. Fonts are digital, consistent characters that come out of a keyboard (not out of a hand
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for calligraphy u need a specific tool but for doing handlettring u need anything pen or pencil...for calligraphy ulyou need to follow basics stroke and for hand lettering u don't need u can do free hand
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Although both hand lettering and calligraphy are visual art forms related to letters, their main difference is the method used to create the letters. Hand lettering focuses on drawing and illustrating the letters. Calligraphy, on the other hand, is the art of beautiful writing.
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