Calligraphy With Brush Pens. A chisled tip see tools below. The upstroke is of course when your stroke is going upward.
But in brush pen or dip pen calligraphy this downstroke is created by applying pressure to you pen when going downward. For this stroke you only want to apply just enough pressure that the tip of your pen touches the paper. Doing lettering with a brush pen but also used to describe sign making since they use bushes to create letters.
For this stroke you only want to apply just enough pressure that the tip of your pen touches the paper.
But in brush pen or dip pen calligraphy this downstroke is created by applying pressure to you pen when going downward. The brush head of the pen is medium thick which allows you to make solid strokes. Before picking a set of calligraphy brush pens make sure to consider the most important features only true brush pens of the highest quality can offer. Doing calligraphy with a brush pen writing in strokes to form letters and words there are no revisions and unless you just do it again there is no erasing or correcting brush lettering.
