‘Al Elliott’ hand-lettered personal wordmark – Al Elliott, 1972

Elliott’s personal wordmark was created after he left Headliners in 1972. A masterful example of the flourished English roundhand script it is both robust and elegant. Elliott used flourishes sparingly and was always careful to ensure that they did not detract from the words themselves.
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Hand Lettering & Calligraphy

Date

1972

Title

Al Elliott

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Hand-Lettered Wordmark

Flourished Roundhand script

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Al Elliott

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Region

Ontario

Language

English

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