Application Guide

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∫ ABBY ∫
They invited me to come back to the booth and gave me
these beautiful gems! Did I scream from the top of my
lungs?
Of course, but silently…because I didn’t want to lose my
cool (yeah right!). Alright, let’s do some fun stu!!!
So, I have 2 favorite ways to do this.
Method No 1: I apply the 2 colors I like on the Tombow
Blending Palette. Just literally apply them on top of each
other. The stain won’t stay, you can clean it.
Then, I create a couple strokes just to see if the colors to
my liking and then I start hand-lettering.
Et Voila!!! I love the subtle color changing from purple to the
pink. However, if you like something bolder, then it will lead
us to the method no. 2.
Method No. 2: For this approach, I usually add more
colors onto the palette and mix them. Then, I apply the
colors literally on to the artworks that need darker colors.
I usually do top to bottom, darker to light. You can apply it
several times until you reach your favorite dark levels.
Mine is ready! I applied the colors for about 3-4 times. I only
apply it on to the top part of the letters.
SPACING, COLORS AND GLUE PEN FUN
BLENDING COLORS WITH THE DUAL BRUSH PENS
I remember my heart skipped a beat when I saw these markers at the New York Stationery
Show. I promised to myself that I would buy these markers as soon as I get back to Dallas. Of
course, the wonderful people at the Tombow booth saw me drooling over these Dual Brush
Pens and they were too kind to make my dream come true.