How do you write Jesus in bubble letters?
- Keep the J on the line. A capital J can dip below the other letters. For a clean look, keep its hook on the baseline, round and fat.
- Match the two S's. S appears third and last. Draw the first carefully and copy its size and tilt for the second.
- Give the E shallow notches. Draw the E as a rounded block with two shallow notches so its arms stay thick.
- Make the U deep. The U sits between the two S's. Give it a deep, even curve and thick sides.
- Center the word. If JESUS is a title, sketch it in pencil and check that the S in the middle sits over the center of the page.
Ideas for Jesus in bubble letters
- Sunday school or church classroom poster: JESUS as the title, with a verse or lesson theme below.
- Vacation Bible School (VBS): print the outline for kids to color.
- Bible journaling: trace the outline lightly into the margin.
- Easter or Christmas card: pair it with Merry Christmas in bubble letters.
- Youth group banner or shirt: the Old English version for a strong, classic look.
Colors and decorations for Jesus
Calm blues and white, like the Ice palette here, are a common choice. Gold, purple and white suit Easter, and red, green and gold suit Christmas. Decorate simply: a cross, a dove, a few stars or rays of light behind the word. Keep extras small and let the word be the focus.
Jesus in graffiti letters
The graffiti image uses Old English letters, gothic blackletter with thick and thin strokes. Old English is often used for church and faith designs because of its long history in handwritten books. Draw it with a chisel-tip marker held at one angle. The Old English letters guide covers each letter.