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LU | Brush Lettering Bootcamp
WORKBOOK
Brush Pen Workbook
Your Starting Point
Blank Guide Sheets
Supplies
Supply Guide
Brush pen comparison (15:16)
Brush Pen Storage (7:01)
Brush Pen Comparison PDF Chart
Module 1: The Fundamentals
What is brush lettering? (8:00)
How to hold the brush pen (3:23)
Trick to determine weight of thin strokes (5:26)
Paper Position (7:43)
Guide Sheet Anatomy (3:50)
Brush Pen Warm-Ups (16:27)
The Fundamental Strokes (23:33)
Module 2: Brush Pen Control
Right Handed Transition Drills (22:24)
Left Handed Transition Drills (21:14)
How to create consistent fundamental strokes (9:39)
Review the Fundamental Strokes
Module 3: Lowercase Alphabet
Group 1 (i, u, t, w, j) (14:30)
Group 2 (a, d, g, q, o, c, e) (14:32)
Group 3 (h, k, f, l, b) (10:41)
Group 4 (m, n, z, v, y, x) (8:35)
Group 5 (r, s, p) (7:17)
Module 4: Troubleshooting
Tips to Combat Shakiness (12:12)
7 Steps to Create Consistency (7:24)
Transitioning from Thick to Thin
Module 5: Letter Connections
Lowercase alphabet recap (4:03)
Intro to Letter Connections (4:27)
Types of Exit & Entrance Strokes (9:54)
Connecting from an Exit Stroke (7:54)
Connecting from an Underturn (5:15)
Connecting from a Mini-Underturn (5:06)
Connecting from a Compound Curve (3:38)
Summary of All Letter Connections (5:56)
Example Words (9:13)
Bonus: Double Letters (19:27)
Module 6: Capital Alphabet
Capital Basic Strokes (4:58)
Capitals: Group 1 (B, P, R, D, T, F) (3:49)
Capitals: Group 2 (A, O, Q, C, E, G) (5:38)
Capitals: Group 3 (I, H, K, N, M, V, U, W, Y, X, Z, J) (8:26)
Capitals: Group 4 (L, S) (1:56)
Bonus: Capital Alphabet Variation (5:56)
Connecting Capitals to Lowercase Letters (11:31)
Module 7: Numbers & Punctuation
Numbers (7:43)
Punctuation (13:38)
Multilingual Accents (11:51)
Course Wrap-Up
Share Your Work
Course Feedback
Bonus Resources
Additional guidelines for small and large brush pens
Small Brush Pen Workbook
Small Brush Pen Traceable Practice Worksheet
Complete the Course
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Example Words
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