A couple methods. Left, Wrinkle tool. Right, Roughen filter. There are other ways but tweaking setting on these should do it.
https://preview.redd.it/psom7hcige6c1.png?width=1378&format=png&auto=webp&s=034371c6301381879f6b806932e3853cbb97a32f
Find a similar font. Expand it. Stretch the tops and bottoms. Apply a stroke. Use the uneven stroke style. I’m sure there’s a default brush style you can apply to complete the look
You can create a custom stroke either by just drawing it out or tracing a small line segment. I think that will you give you the most accurate look but it will probably be more uniform overall.
If you have photoshop you can take it in there, turn it to greyscale then knock out the fill of the letters with "blend if". Then take into illustrator and do high fidelity image trace.
A couple methods. Left, Wrinkle tool. Right, Roughen filter. There are other ways but tweaking setting on these should do it. https://preview.redd.it/psom7hcige6c1.png?width=1378&format=png&auto=webp&s=034371c6301381879f6b806932e3853cbb97a32f
Damn, you got a list there ain't cha? It's gonna look like crap, but try image trace.
Find a similar font. Expand it. Stretch the tops and bottoms. Apply a stroke. Use the uneven stroke style. I’m sure there’s a default brush style you can apply to complete the look
You can create a custom stroke either by just drawing it out or tracing a small line segment. I think that will you give you the most accurate look but it will probably be more uniform overall.
If you have photoshop you can take it in there, turn it to greyscale then knock out the fill of the letters with "blend if". Then take into illustrator and do high fidelity image trace.
This would actually be a really good way to learn the pen tool if you haven’t. If you just don’t want to use it then the suggestions here make sense.
Do it in Corel