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Hand lettering quotes: good things, stay curious and home

Lettering quotes — the words "GOOD THINGS TAKE TIME" set as three stacked lines, the middle line swept large in script and the outer lines small and spaced wide, modern brush lettering over a bold serif, thick downstrokes and hairline upstrokes, clean shapes with no outlines and smooth gradient-free fills

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Reading 1Good things
Reading 2Stay curious
Reading 3Home

A hand-lettered quote is three or four words composed as art: a brush script over a bold serif, a banner, a small flourish. These nine letter 'Good things take time,' 'Stay curious' and 'Home sweet home,' each in modern brush lettering, a vintage sign-painter treatment and a rustic ink-on-kraft style. Type your own words and the same three treatments letter them.

  • a framed art print for a wall
  • a nursery or living room print
  • a card or gift design
  • a social media graphic

Frequently asked questions

Can I get my own words lettered?
Yes — the direction field takes any short phrase, and the composition is redrawn spelling it exactly in the same style.
What size do these print at?
Each design is a square 1024×1024 canvas centered with an even margin, so it prints clean framed or as a card.
Can I get it in a different language?
Yes — type the phrase in the language you want and it is lettered exactly as given.

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