Bouncy Lettering style sometimes doesn’t come naturally and it takes time to get into the swing of it.
With Spring fast approaching I thought I’d design this floral lettering practice to inspire you to have go and add a bit of bounce to your lettering style. Download and print these two worksheets for a fun practice!
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Free Flourishing Worksheets - Lettering Practice
Let’s be honest - flourishing can be difficult!
It takes patience and practice to get your hand used to those effortless movements until it starts doing it naturally.
It might not look good from the first time you try - but what matters is that you DO try and keep going.
Think of it as learning to ride a bike, or learning to swim or play a piano - the more you practice the better you’ll get.
Nobody has it figured out right away, it took me a while to learn too!
To make it a little bit easier for you - I’ve designed a couple of worksheets to give you that motivation of picking up the pen and giving it a go. Practice tracing some common letters you can flourish and have a go putting them together into words. Hope you have fun!
4 Day Letter Connection Challenge
I really enjoyed running our ‘Perfecting Connecting’ lettering challenge in our Calligraphy Beginners Facebook group.
I thought I’ll recap it here, so other people can join in and learn.
Letter connecting is one of the biggest struggles to all calligraphy newbies, and I’m here to help you get it right.
You’ll get a free brush lettering workbook, a full supply list and a daily video for guidance sharing so many useful tips and tricks - It’s completely free to join! Are you in?
Let’s get to it!
Learn To Paint Watercolour Blueberries
There’s a new video up on our Creative Feel Designs Youtube Channel and it has lots of summery vibes!
Join in for this simple watercolour tutorial and learn to paint beautiful branches of blueberries.
We’ll be working with muted forest colours and I’ll teach you how to map out your artwork before painting to make things a little bit easier.