Of course, we always want to improve ourselves, especially when it comes to the things we’re passionate about. I spent hours a day practicing, doing drills, and trying out new techniques while developing my own. Here, I’ll share with you some tips I’ve learned on how to improve your brush lettering!

So you’ve just finished reading my post about brush lettering for beginners. You’ve got your thick and thin strokes down pat.  You’ve perfected letter formation and flourishes. You’re really on a roll with your brush lettering adventure. But now what? You want to add some pizzazz to your lettering. Some dimension. It needs to look…

It can sometimes be pretty hard to find the motivation to start a new skill. The fear that you’ll never get good or you keep putting it off for one reason or another. But you should forget all that, sit down, and take the time to learn hand lettering!