Better Lettering Workshop on Mixed Lettering

Class Description:

It's time to bring it all together and unleash your creativity! 

You'll learn how to intentionally blend brush, monoline, and italic styles to create visually interesting compositions that feel uniquely yours. 

By combining everything you've mastered over the past three weeks, you'll discover how to break out of creative ruts and transform your lettering work with confidence and style.

What You Will Learn:

  • How to plan a mixed-style lettering piece
  • Successful style combinations and techniques
  • Creating hierarchy and visual balance across styles
  • How to intentionally mix brush, monoline, and italic styles
  • Building uniquely personal compositions

Supplies You'll Need:

  • Brush pens
  • Monoline pens (bullet tip or fine tip)
  • Flat nib pen or italic pen
  • Paper
  • Pencil
  • Eraser
  • Ruler or straightedge

About Instructor

Shelby Abrahamsen (Foxsy)

Shelby is the co-founder of Foxsy and the creator at Little Coffee Fox. She is a professional watercolorist, letterer, and artist with a passion for teaching others to reintroduce creativity back into their lives. Shelby lives in Chicago, IL with her husband Jon and her pets Summer, Basil, and Korra.

210 Classes

+2 enrolled

Class Details:

  • 📊Level: Beginner
  • Time: 1 Hour, 8 Minutes

Class Pass includes:

  • Lifetime Access To Class

Foxsy Membership includes:

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LindaH
Posted 1 month ago
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Shelby shows just how to use different Pens with some great tips I really enjoy these classes

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Bobbie
Posted 1 month ago
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Shelby always does a great job with the lettering and find a way to keep us engaged! The things she writes are terrific and I get a lot of laughs from people I show it to!

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Zoie
Posted 1 month ago
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Thought it was such fun!

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