Ticket: $50.00
If you have been interested in brush lettering but have no idea where to begin, this is the perfect intro class for you! Join in on this fun, interactive, virtual brush lettering class with Amanda Reid Designs! Learn a relaxing new hobby while staying in and get ready to write pretty letters from home!
In this online workshop you’ll be learning an introduction to BRUSH LETTERING with brush pens with 2 hours of instruction and live demonstration. You will be able to practice live with your instructor, Amanda Reid, and be able to ask questions for feedback. We will cover the basics and get you ready to add unique lettered details to all of life’s special occasions. Brush Lettering is the perfect special touch to your snail mail, wedding details, custom quotes, gifts and more! You will love this therapeutic art form and will be able to use your new skills to create some happiness and pretty letters!
In this class you will learn about:
The tools you need to get started with brush lettering
How to hold your brush lettering pen
Basic strokes for modern calligraphy with brush pens
Brush lettering alphabet
Learn how to connect letters to make words
Practice quote for final project
Class includes: a downloadable workbook with printable practice sheets
*Supplies NOT included and must be purchased separately. CLICK HERE TO VIEW SUPPLY SHOPPING LIST* (Be sure to scroll to page 4 for the Brush Lettering Shopping List). Below are a couple ways you can purchase supplies separately:
CLICK HERE to shop on Amazon
CLICK HERE to order supplies from John Neal Bookseller. (search K144 for my Brush Lettering supply kit)
You’ll be able to ask questions throughout the event in a fun, interactive group setting. This class will be hosted live on Zoom. Once registered, you receive a link for your downloadable workbook (includes supply list). You will be emailed the zoom link separately prior to class start time.
*NOTE: If you are ordering calligraphy supplies online, please be sure to allow enough time for supplies to arrive in time for class in the event of shipping delays. You can usually find supplies in store at your local craft store (ex: Michaels, Hobby Lobby, etc.)