Thank you Suzy 🥰 I just completed your 7 day free course and it is really good. Now I have the whole bundle! I'm so excited to be able to practice, and this video about pen grip is so helpful because as I was practicing today, I was varying my hand position with the pen and on the paper, and getting my hand to move rather than my wrist. I'm using 60gsm tracing paper over the practice sheets for now because my brushes are really cheap, but it's working! I realise that it will take practice before it feels as natural as everyday handwriting - but you have made it so easy to learn. Thank you so much! 😘🤗🙏
I have just Started as I always wanted to do it. You are a good teacher for me and the reason for that is that you explain from the every beginning. I'm just doodling at the moment but I think I have a problem. Could you explain to me??? I'M LEFT HANDED but I am never giving up. I find the whole thing a lot harder for me. How do I continue to do what I'm doing as I am doing it the opposite way. Thank you. Hope you can help me 🎨💖🎨💖🎨💖🎨💖
Yay thank you so much for this I have been practicing hand lettering for a while and have been trying to open up a small business. This will definitely help a lot so thank you again!❤️✨
Thats true, expensive brushpen doesnt mean it easy to hand lettering, its all about practice, if you much practice its easy to hand lettering with all brushpen
This was really helpful thank you. I have a question about the the pen you were using in the beginning the green one what is it called it looks really pretty and I want to try it I also want to know the pen that you use it was a white one.
I’m so glad it was helpful! If you mean the second “thankful”, it is the pentel touch! I really like it - it’s from the mature colors set. The white pen is the Lamy Safari with a bold nib. Hope that helps!
Hi Emma! It's a Sakura Gelly Roll glaze gel pen. They're SO good. The trick is once the ink starts flowing, to write really slowly. It comes out so beautifully and dries almost like glossy puffy paint. So fun! Thanks for watching!
Hello! That's so fun! I think you'd really need a paint pen for rock painting. There are a few different options - super fine tips, thicker tips and brush tips. Posca paint pens are really nice, but can be a bit expensive. But I don't love the brush tip version of Posca paint pens. I have recently tried the sharpie creative markers and I actually think those may work well, but I haven't tried them yet! I can though & get back to you. Hope that helps & thanks for watching!
I love to use brushpen but idont have one Iam going to buy can you pls say the brush pen already have ink or fill ink is good to buy iam a beginer thats why and also how we can fill ink if we are buying one
Hello! It's a Lamy Safari. I purchased mine from Jet Pens but I think they're on amazon as well. If I remember correctly, I have the bold nib in this one. Thanks for watching!
I recommend starting with whatever you have to learn your letter formation or use a crayola market (if you have one)! If you’d like to buy a brush pen, I think pentel touch brush pens are great for beginners! Thanks for watching!
