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Since you have already know and practice the basic strokes of bush lettering, now it’s time for you to go to the next level. Let us now write the lowercase alphabet. Get ready with your favorite brush pens and calligraphy practice sheets( if you don’t have, you can download practice sheets here for free). Let’s get started.

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Now that you have understand the importance of guidelines in practicing any kind of calligraphy, we will discuss the basic brush lettering strokes. Before we start, I recommend for you to review the basic strokes of cursive writing. This will help you a lot. Let’s begin! Generally, there are three group of strokes for brush lettering calligraphy namely – straight lines, curve lines and the loops.