#lettering tools

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Lettering Practice

I recently got a mini laser level and I wanted to try it out to see if it helps me write in a straight line without having to use a ruler. It's gonna need a bit of working out because it seems I tend to move my paper around a lot. In this case I had to tape down the paper! So maybe I need to get a clipboard and use that with the laser level. Also it seems I'm rubbish at keeping the tripod leg out of my videos, sorry guys!

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[aldor25]

Tombow Advanced Lettering Set: Tools for Hand Lettering & Calligraphy

This Tombow 56191 Advanced Lettering Set includes dual brush pens, fine tip pens, and a blending palette to create stunning hand lettering. Perfect for beginners and intermediate artists who want to improve their calligraphy skills. Explore the set and start your lettering journey today.

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[reblogs-the-art]

Using a VINTAGE lettering set pt.7

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Calligraphy & Lettering Tools & Terms

Calligraphy & Lettering Tools & Terms

Here’s a list of Calligraphy & Lettering Tools & Terms:

Whew! Did you see how I made my way through Y there just to be able to build this alphabet? Hahahaha. Anyway, this was my original list.  Feel free to let me know what I should HAVE written instead! Hehehe.

Automatic Pen Brush Calligraphy Pen / Chalk Pen Dip Pen Eraser Fountain Pen Gold ink / Gum Arabic / Gouache Hairline / Height Ink / Italics Justi…

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Peek into tango mango’s other world

Contrary to what some of you might think, I can wield a pen or brush just as well as any spatula or wire whisk. I thought some of you might be interested to see a few of the tools I use for lettering.

Some of these represent only one of a multitude in my stash of others that are like them, such as the Pentel Color Brushes, folded pens, or "cola pens", the Copic markers, flat and round brushes, and of course, all of the tens of Speedball and Mitchell Roundhand nibs attached to holders.

From left to right:

The essential pencil

Handmade cola pen – what I used to create the word, “Calligraphy”

Bamboo dip pen

Wide flat brush

Chisel-edge dip pen

Tiny chisel-edge dip pen

Long bristle pointed brush

3.8mm Pilot parallel pen

Handmade copper chisel-edge dip pen

Copperplate dip pen

Extra fine Zebra ballpoint pen

Old bamboo brush (possibly my favorite tool here)

Pentel Color Brush

6mm Pilot parallel pen

Pointed brush (not sure why this particular one made the lineup)

Pigma Micron pen

An old chisel-edged dip pen – one that dispenses ink superbly

Copic marker 

Another handmade copper chisel-edge pen

Pointed brush

Small flat brush

Small embossing tool

Coit split pen