Animated Lipstick Signature

Posted in: Related topic by weddingcometrue | February 16th 2010 | no comments

Have you ever heard about animated lipstick signature? Have you ever heard about animated signature? If you haven’t then let me tell you what this is all about. Whenever we write a letter in a traditional way we sign it, right? So why would it have to be any different with the letters written on the computer. You might say that it is enough to create a virtual signature or to scan you real signature and put it on the letter.



That is a good way too, but wouldn’t it be more interesting for the signature to move, to do something? This is the main idea of the animated signatures. In most of the cases by the movement of an object or animal, or whatever you want your signature is created. For example a bird writes your name while flying. Of course the possibilities are unlimited, you can use any kind of signature you find or you can create your own.



The ones already created can also be modified. In each case you can choose the text; that is basic since you don’t want to sign anything using another name than your own. In most of the cases there are other things too that can be changed, for example the color of the text or the font.

I have found on the internet animated lipstick signatures too. In their case the text is created by the movement of the lipstick. It is most natural that the sample signatures use red lipstick, but the color can be changed. For some reason the picture that pops into the minds of most people when hearing lipstick is an image or a red lipstick usually having a retractable case. The designers of these animated signatures use this image to make it more appealing for the users.

Maybe I should say costumers, since to use most of these animated signatures that can be found on the internet you have to pay. From my point of view it is quite expensive to use such signatures, the price of one usage being $1. The font usually used in the case of these signatures resembles the aspect of handwriting making it look more real and a bit more interesting (if something can make a signature more interesting than the fact that it is animated).


We may always try to find other signatures that are free, but I think that the chances of finding one that just seems to be perfect are very small. Personally I have never tried to use one o these things, but I think they are fascinating especially because of all the work someone had to do in order to create them. Probably this is the reason for its relatively high price. I don’t want to say that I’m for or against it (I am a bit conservative in this case), but wouldn’t it be interesting to send a love letter to that special person and to sign it with a lipstick (only in women’s case of course)?