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Nudge it roughly central to the text, then clear out the default fill and stroke. Select the Ellipse tool from the toolbar and draw a circle around the text. Edit the Shear Angle to -10° to flow the text in an upwards direction. Go to Object > Transform > Shear and select the Vertical option. Select just the last letter and choose one of the alternative glyphs to apply a cool underline. Edit the contents to spell the word ‘Gracie’. Hold the ALT key and drag the script font to make a copy. Create a new document in Adobe Illustrator and set out your fonts as text elements.

If you like the look of this font, you can purchase it for $16. Not only do these fonts perfectly complement each other, the script variant also includes some great flourishes to decorate your design. I’ll be using the fantastic font named Bloomsbury, which is a Script, Sans and Serif typeface with a hand drawn style.

Working with fonts rather than lettering by hand makes composing the layout so much easier and gives you the ability to edit or change the wording if you ever needed to.

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We’ll then give the artwork the old t-shirt look with my free “Washed & Worn” textures. Whilst this kind of vintage style has a hand lettered look, we’ll use display fonts to form our design, with some adjustments in Adobe Illustrator to produce the layout. To complement the fighting theme of those Boxing and MMA T-Shirt designs cited by Alix, I’ve created a design based on Gracie Jiu Jitsu.

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