Hand Lettering Basics for Beginners - Your FUNdamental Basic Strokes (Basic Strokes Part 1)

[@Sick1982]

Wow, this is very good advice, was trying this following a manual, but horribly failed and had lots of questions you immediately answered!!!

[@deondruth1316]

I'm binging all your videos. You're so concise , your videos are consistent. I'm almost scared cause I don't want to get addicted 😣. Keep the videos coming. You make hand lettering fun. You deserve all the views. I'm new to lettering. Two days in and you have been a great help.

[@AmandaArneill]

I'm so happy to have you here, Deon! Welcome to the channel and to lettering!! 💜

[@deondruth1316]

@@AmandaArneill happy to be here. Thank you 😊☺️

[@banoumiel8419]

Merci Amanda...

[@hyp3rx312]

Very helpful video! What are your recommendations for brush pens for beginners?

[@AmandaArneill]

Definitely the Tombow Fudenosuke Hard Nib brush pen. You can find my full recommended supply list right here: amandaarneill.com/recommendedsupplies/

[@hyp3rx312]

@@AmandaArneill You're amazing! Thank you so much! 🙃

[@user-by3ul3yj9w]

Hi! Could you pls review the stationary Island dual brush markers?

[@tcconnection]

When it ripples doing the downstroke slowly, some people say that means shaky hands, but you're not shaky and get ripples, hmm. Seems that's just the nature of the contact the marker makes on the paper.

[@aakankshajoshi4993]

Very nicely put! I just have one question. When I sometimes go slow, I get shaky lines for the upstrokes. So how to control that and have the stability for the upstrokes?