Bubble LettersLowercase Bubble Letters
Real lowercase letters with tall stems, tails that drop below the line, and round dots on i and j. Type a word to see it.
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How to draw hello in bubble letters
1Sketch the skeleton
How to draw hello in bubble letters
1Sketch the skeleton
2Draw a puffy outline around it
3Erase the skeleton and hidden lines
4Add a shine and a shadow
Numbers show where each stroke starts, arrows show which way to go. Red lines are new in each step; gray lines are from the step before.
Lowercase bubble letters a to z
Each letter has its own page with drawing steps and a printable.
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zDrawing lowercase bubble letters
Lowercase letters come in three heights. Short letters like a, c, e, and o take up the middle of the line. Tall letters like b, d, h, k, and l rise above them. Letters with tails, g, j, p, q, and y, drop below the baseline. Draw a faint top line, middle line, and baseline before you start, so every letter in the word lines up.
Leave a bit more room under the line than you think you need. Puffed-up tails get wide, and a cramped g or y is the most common thing that goes wrong.
Dots and holes
Draw the dot on i and j as its own little bubble with a clear gap above the stem. Keep the holes in a, e, and g small and high: they shrink as you puff the outline, so start them a little bigger than they’ll end up.
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