Dave Gibbons And Todd Klein's IT IS

[Rich Johnston]

Now this is quite interesting. Letterer Todd Klein has created a number of prints with artists like Alex Ross and Steve Rude and writers like Neil Gaiman and Alan Moore, telling their stories, alphabetically, through lettering.

I don't think he's worked with a letterer before. Because, as well as an artist and a writer, Dave Gibbons letters his work, and has become rather known for his style. It even very poorly inspired the Comic Sans font. Though we don't hold that against him.

And so in this short piece by Dave Gibbons, Todd Klein uses Dave's own lettering style, or a version of it, to create this print, limited to 250 copies.

Wheels within wheels within wheels.

[Jason A. Quest]

It is a tutorial on when to use the serif-I in comics lettering.

But it is also an example of incorrect grammar: The last sentence is correct, but the not-quite-last sentences should read "It is she" and "It is he".

[ColonelLee]

you know .. I'm not much of an artist .. but with some Comicraft fonts and an image editor .. I believe I can make prints, too ..

[bottleHeD]

you know .. I'm not much of an artist .. but with some Comicraft fonts and an image editor .. I believe I can make prints, too ..

Sure you can, but will anyone buy it?