✒️ Brush Pen Writing – Overview

Brush Pen Writing is a modern calligraphy style where thick and thin strokes are created by adjusting pressure on a flexible brush tip pen. It’s stylish, expressive, and perfect for art lovers, journaling, quotes, cards, and more!

💡 What You Learn in Brush Pen Writing:

1. How to Hold a Brush Pen
   Proper grip, pen angle, and control for smooth strokes.

2. Basic Strokes Practice
   Master thin upstrokes and thick downstrokes through warm-up drills.

3. Alphabets a–z (Lowercase)
   Learn each letter stroke-by-stroke for consistent writing.

4. Joining Letters & Forming Words
   Create smooth, flowing words and short phrases like hello, thank you, smile.

5. Stylizing Your Letters
   Try bounce lettering, shadows, flourishes, and color blends.

🖌️ Tools You Need:

• Brush pens (Camlin, Tombow, Faber-Castell, etc.)

• Pencil & eraser (for practice sketching)

• Smooth paper (non-textured works best)

• Optional: Highlighters, gel pens, fine liners for effects

🧠 Pro Tips:

• Pressure Control is Key – Soft up, firm down.

• Practice Basic Strokes Daily – They’re the foundation of every letter.

• Keep Your Hand Relaxed – Let your arm move, not just your fingers.

• Don’t Rush – Brush lettering is about rhythm, not speed.

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