Lettering and watercolor are perfect dance partners


Good morning, Reader!

Watercolors and lettering are like chocolate and peanut butter. They are both fabulous on their own, but amplify each other when paired up.

It looks difficult, but it's not. At least, it doesn't have to be.

In this morning's Lettering Lagoon, I'm going to show you how to paint around your letters to create something stunning (like this) 👇.

It's automatically accessible to members, but you can always register for this class for only ten bucks. Easy as pie.

No pesky masking tape. No smelly masking fluid. Just precision and patience. 💜

It's going to be a good time whether you have lettering experience or not. Join me at 11 am CDT to make something awesome and impress yourself.

Cheers,
Shelby


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