Whitney Ryan
@whitney_ryan

Typography, calligraphy and lettering

Free Download: Procreate Brushes for Calligraphy and Lettering

by Whitney Ryan @whitney_ryan

Elevate your digital lettering with free Procreate brushes from Chiara Bacchini's calligraphy course!

Chiara Bacchini teaches students the fundamentals of calligraphy and lettering in her course “Calligraphy and Lettering Fundamentals in Procreate”, encouraging students to start drawing letters digitally and create inspiring quotes to share on instagram. This course also contains 15 in-depth lessons and 20 downloads to help you along the journey!

Today we want to share one of these downloads with you! By clicking on the file below you will have access to a free pack of procreate brushes you can use while completing this course.

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We hope this resource helps you learn how to draw digital letters and helps you get more confident with sharing your creations online with your followers and friends!

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