1. SINGLE STROKE GOTHIC LETTERS SPACING, PROPORTIONI NG, AND CENTERING LETTERS

4. Single Stroke Vertical Uppercase Letters--- ERIKAJENNY

5. Single Stroke Inclined Uppercase Letters- ERIKA JENNY

6. Single Stroke Vertical Lowercase letters- erika jenny

7. Single Stroke Inclined Lowercase letters- erika jenny

9. BASELINE CAPLINE WAISTLINE DEEP LINE Lady Angela CAPLINE

11. this is used if the space where the letters are to be printed is narrow. MA. VERONICA 1.Compress Letters

12. 2.Normal Letters this is used if the space to be printed is just enough. MA. VERONICA

13. 2.Expanded Letters this is used if the space where the letters are to be printed is wide.. MA. VERONICA

15. Spacing of letters should not be made equal or done mechanically. It is not measured directly but the spacing is done by the eye so that the areas between letters appear to be equal. This is called visual spacing. Spacing Letters

16. D R A W I NG Mechanical Spacing ( Poor Practice )

17. DRAWING Visual Spacing ( Good Practice )

18. Spacing Words The simplest and the most widely used method of spacing words is by imagining one letter O between each word.

19. I LOVE MY PARENTS Example:

20. Spacing Sentences The space between sentences must be equivalent to two capital letter O.

21. I LOVE MY BROTHER. I WILL TAKE GOOD CARE OF HIM. Example:

23. Trial and Final Method 1.1.

24.  In this method, a light lettering ( trial only ) is made with a pencil in the space where the title is to be located. In finishing the letters, necessary adjustment s should be made in order that the letters or title is properly centered.

25. Scratch Paper Method 2.2.

26.  This is more systematic than the trial and final method but it is more time consuming. In this method, lettering is first done in a scratch paper then the scratch paper is centered over the space where the title is to be printed.

27. ACTIVITY

28. I-MERCURY