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I hope that this short post was informative for you, and that you find the free paintbrush lettering exemplar to be useful! If you have any questions or suggestions, please donвЂ™t hesitate to contribute them in the comments. ItвЂ™s okay if they donвЂ™t look just like the exemplar remember, youвЂ™re just practicing! Next, practice the numbers, then write the words at the bottom of the exemplar twice each.В I prefer to use a size 1 paintbrush for my lettering, but any size you have on hand will be fine! Then, write the letters as shown on the exemplar. Using the exemplar as a reference, practice making the strokes on the exemplar ten times each. Once you have printed the exemplar,В procure a blank piece of high-quality paper such as watercolor paper or drawing paper.

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With brush pen lettering, youвЂ™ll be able to tell if a fix has been attempted because the color will be bolder in that area.ДЄs long as you understand the concept of controlling the pressure you exert on your paintbrush, youвЂ™ll be able to create paintbrush lettering! To get started, you can download the free paintbrush lettering exemplar by clicking here. Due to the nature of watercolor, there are some strokes that are very opaque, and others that are nearly transparent.В ItвЂ™s also easy to fix any paintbrush lettering mistakes without the repair being obvious! If, for example, your downstroke isnвЂ™t thick enough, you can go back in and blend more paint into the stroke. I actually prefer paintbrush lettering over brush pen lettering because the results are softer. Paintbrush lettering can be used for a number of applications, but I especially like it on envelopes! This envelope utilizes all-lowercase letters and alternating colors to make for a compelling and artistic piece. Watercolor paper is a good bet, as is heavy (70-80 lb.) drawing paper. Just make sure you work on a hardy paper otherwise, the paper will warp because of the moisture in the paint. Once youвЂ™ve practiced a bit, you can use paintbrush lettering to create any calligraphy style, like the Janet StyleВ gift tag below. To practice pressure exertion, you can use the Letter Formation portion of any calligraphy worksheetВ to help yourself get the hang of it! For example, I used the Amy Style worksheet (pictured below) to improve my pressure exertion. YouвЂ™ll want to exert enough pressure on the brush that an impression is made, but not so much pressure that the stroke is any wider than the one pictured below. Then, youвЂ™ll pull your brush down, exerting a good amount of pressure in order to make aВ bold and thickВ stroke.Д¬onversely, for upstrokes (and horizontal strokes), you should very lightly touch the paintbrush to the paper. To makeВ a downstroke, youвЂ™ll first want to saturate half of the paintbrush bristles in watercolor paint. If youвЂ™re familiar with brush pen calligraphy, youвЂ™ll find that paintbrush letteringВ is extremely similar.В In fact, the most important conceptВ of paintbrush letteringВ - pressure exertion - echoes the main idea of both brush pen calligraphy and dip pen calligraphy. I always start out by moistening all of the colors in my palette with water so they are ready to use! I find that itвЂ™s easiest to make paintbrush lettering with watercolors. That way, you can examine the brush before you purchase it! A size 0 or 1 is best for creating smaller brush lettering, and a size 4 or greater works well for large letters. For this reason, itвЂ™s best to buy brushes at a local art supply store, if possible. You may find that a size 0В in one brush looks like aВ 1 offered by another brand. Just like clothing, the sizes of paintbrushes vary slightly depending on the manufacturer. Every paintbrush has a size the larger the number, the larger the paintbrush. The size of your paintbrush is the first thing to keep in mind when creating paintbrush lettering. Those strokes present quiteВ a contrast to the crisp lines and loops ofВ dip pen calligraphy! The concept of using a writing utensil to make upstrokes and downstrokes is the same, but the results are different! Paintbrush letteringвЂ™s signature style featuresВ whimsical, delightfullyВ fadedВ strokes.

love the colours.Paintbrush letteringВ is the free-spirited cousinВ of dip pen calligraphy. Its sooo cute and the colors look soo great with your skin. You have some great art work on yourself. I got it to mark the soon-end of my college career being that I am both an Art History major as well as a painter :)ДЄrtwork & Color are Great & She Does Have Very Cute Feet!!! It's a swallow holding a paintbrush on my upper foot. I just recently got this piece done at a tattoo convention by Doug from Divine Design Tattoo in San Antonio, Texas. I want to rate tattoos Swallow with Paintbrush