Never Stop Learning - Never Stop Creating

Hello Wednesday! Can y’all believe it’s already Wednesday!? It’s also Super Bowl week and though (sadly) my Saint’s aren’t playing, the Eagles coach was the coach for a couple of top football programs here, so that’s pretty cool. Anyways, if you have recieved any general e-mails from me lately, you might have noticed my ‘signature’ at the bottom with my new solgan. So, let’s get started with “Never Stop Learning – Never Stop Creating”…

Things Used:

Step #1:

If you have seen any of my previous posts you would know I love using Tombow Dual Brush Pens. You would also know, I love using the blending technique. I use the blending technique one of two ways and my favorite is using my blending palette.

For the first part of myg my saying “Never Stop Learning – Never Stop Creating,” I used Tombow Dual Brush Pen number 606 then used number 673 to ‘pick’ the first up off my blending palette. Click here for my video.

Step #2:

For the second part of my “Never Stop Learning – Never Stop Creating,” I used Tombow Dual Brush number 685 then 723 to ‘pick’ the first color up. Here is my video of my creation.

Step #3:

Though I didn’t include them on my “2018 New Years Goals,” one of them is to finally break down and learn how to calligraphy using a dip calligraphy pen. For the purpose of this post I just jumped right in and attempted with my “Never Stop Learning – Never Stop Creating” slogan. Obviously, I have alot of practicing to do but plan on including y’all in my new journey. Check out my video here.

There you go, my “Never Stop Learning – Never Stop Creating.”

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Crafty JBird

This is just another version of my blending technique I did playing around with the pens but with the same pen numbers.

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