30 Days of Celestial Calligraphy for Small Brush Pens

Grow your skills and develop your own style with daily practice!

This workbook is the sixth in a series designed for busy beginners who want to learn the art of Brush Calligraphy. Commit to doing just one worksheet every day for 30 days and keep track of your progress with the included checklist!

This is a digital download. No physical items will be shipped.

Brush Calligraphy newbies should complete 30 Days of Drills and 30 Days of ABCs for Small Brush Pens prior to doing this workbook.

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This 38-Page PDF includes:

Intro message + Video Lesson (with Traditional and iPad instructions)

Quick Start Guide with supply recommendations, tips, and tricks.

Practice Checklist to keep you motivated and on-track

30 Days of Celestial Calligraphy for Small Brush Pens. You'll practice three word(s) each day in a classic and bouncy style by tracing over light gray version of my brush lettering as shown in the promo images. For the final five days, you'll put it all together and practice pretty celestial phrases!

JPGs of all 30 worksheets are also included for Procreate/iPad users. Simply open Procreate, then open the photo from the main menu page. Add a layer and start practicing. My DND Basic Brush and DND Fude Procreate Brush are ideal for these worksheets. Check out the bundle under the "Lettering" section of my shop.

For all 30 days, you work with a small brush pen (The Tombow Fude is recommended). Supplies are simple and specific recommendations are listed in the workbook. All you need is for this print-at-home workbook copy paper and a small brush pen.

As these are eBooks, no hard copies will be mailed.  No markers are included. These are delivered in a zipped file. You need to unzip the file to access the ebooks in the folder. 

On a computer: save the zipped file to your desktop, uncompress it, and then print and practice!

On your phone/iPad: If you are downloading directly to a mobile device you will need to install an app (such as FileExplorer Free) onto your iPad/phone FIRST, then you will be to open the zipped file.