How it works
A question mark in bubble letters is a hook with a dot under it, and the dot is the hard part: fattening pushes the two together. The set opens in Mochiy Pop One, whose dot keeps its round shape.
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Hook and dot in six fonts
Mochiy Pop One draws a notched hook with the dot on a short neck. Chewy is tall and slim, and Bubblegum Sans the narrowest. Fredoka and Baloo 2 press the dot up against a round hook. DynaPuff is the fattest: its dot is almost as wide as its hook.
Keeping the dot apart
The Bubble look joins dot and hook into one outline in every font. Set Look to Hollow and the dot stands alone under the hook, the way you would draw it by hand. Page three prints one large mark to color or cut out.
- Drawing it by hand? Leave a gap under the hook as wide as the dot before you outline.
- The ?! chip prints both marks side by side.
Questions and answers
How do you draw a question mark in bubble letters?
Pencil a thin hook and a dot with a clear gap between them. Draw a rounded outline round each, keeping the gap, then rub out the pencil. Page two of the set shows the four steps.
How do I print one big question mark?
Press Print: the third page of the set is one large outline. For a mark that fills the whole sheet, open More options, set Kind of sheet to Banner pages and print.
Can I print a question word with it?
Yes. After your first print, Questions to print holds ?, ?!, Why?, Who?, What?, Who am I?, Q & A and Any ideas?. Or type your own, ten characters or fewer, so the drawing steps show it whole.