
After my year of lettering I continued going with my hand lettering and sketches on a daily basis. Much of my practice was inspired by other hand lettering and sketch artists that I found through Instagram. Looking back on 2016 I can see that I enjoy geometric shapes and ancient ideas/concepts. Here is a collection of my best from 2016.

## Interactive

This is how to get stuck in an analog social loop. http://i.imgur.com/X6QrcoN.gifv

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## Static


My Best Hand Lettering and Sketches of 2016


For the past month and a half, I have played with hand lettering to help me practice more hands-on design. I have chosen to spend about half an hour each day on each (longer on weekends) and not to edit them digitally.

Each day, I post a new lettering sketch on <a href="https://instagram.com/joelmturner/">Instagram</a> and log the medium used on <a href="https://plus.google.com/collection/oWKCX">Google+</a>.

Here are&nbsp;the creations so far:


Category: illustration

My Best Hand Lettering and Sketches of 2016

Playing with Type