Calligraphy Designer for Signature App
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a mobile-and-web platform that lets people craft truly personal, handwritten-style signatures and then refine them with the help of in-app AI. To make that experience shine, I need a calligraphy artist who can supply fully custom lettering assets—everything from individual strokes and ligatures to complete signature samples—ready for my developers to turn into responsive, vector-based components.
Your day-to-day will revolve around producing original calligraphy that scales cleanly across devices, preparing each piece in digital-friendly formats (SVG, high-res PNG, and, when appropriate, OTF/TTF), and working closely with our engineers so the artwork plugs straight into the signature-creation workflow. Although the app will eventually branch into logo and icon work, the first release is entirely focused on personalized signatures, and we want users to feel they’re getting a one-off creation rather than tweaking a template.
Success here means:
• Every character or flourish you deliver is vector-sharp, layered logically, and named consistently so our AI can recombine elements without artifacts.
• Style sheets accompany each batch, noting stroke weight, recommended color ranges, and any OpenType features we should expose to users.
• Turnaround times stay predictable—short exploratory sprints at first, then weekly drops as we scale the asset library.
If you thrive on marrying traditional calligraphic craft with digital product constraints, let’s talk.
Your day-to-day will revolve around producing original calligraphy that scales cleanly across devices, preparing each piece in digital-friendly formats (SVG, high-res PNG, and, when appropriate, OTF/TTF), and working closely with our engineers so the artwork plugs straight into the signature-creation workflow. Although the app will eventually branch into logo and icon work, the first release is entirely focused on personalized signatures, and we want users to feel they’re getting a one-off creation rather than tweaking a template.
Success here means:
• Every character or flourish you deliver is vector-sharp, layered logically, and named consistently so our AI can recombine elements without artifacts.
• Style sheets accompany each batch, noting stroke weight, recommended color ranges, and any OpenType features we should expose to users.
• Turnaround times stay predictable—short exploratory sprints at first, then weekly drops as we scale the asset library.
If you thrive on marrying traditional calligraphic craft with digital product constraints, let’s talk.
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Graphic Design
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Illustrator
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