@trallard Ok cool!

I would recommend a fairly simple exercise to begin: set yourself up with something like Procreate + the iPad, and try tracing out an EXACT copy of a famous typeface like Caslon. There's no shame in that as a learning exercise for your own use.

See how the experience is for you, see if you enjoy it, try piecing together words from your sketches. And if you have the patience to get through that full upper and lowercase, and you are still intrigued, let me know and I'd be happy to send you a reading list.

I'd say getting comfortable drawing letters takes about a year, and the learning is a 'you could spend a lifetime' scale of learning, which is delightful to some people, and scary to others, depends on your mindset.

I'd recommend sketching, and then some books, and then some software, in that order. To let yourself explore and think about letters, and see if it continues to stay interesting for you. The bug bites some people, so to speak, and you may very well be one of them!