Shine Like The Stars - Tombow brush pen tutorial

Shine Like The Stars - Tombow brush pen tutorial

This starry illustration makes a perfect encouragement card. Or keep it for yourself!  All you need to create this work of art are the Tombow brush pens #685 and #535, the Tombow Brush Pen Blender, and a white gel pen.   Step 1: Using #685, write the top and bottom two lines of text.   Step 2:   Using #535, write the center line of text.     Step 3:   With the #535 marker, trace over half of the pink text. On the top line, shade the top half, on the second line, shade the bottom half. On the 3rd line, shade the top half, and on the last line, shade the bottom half.     Step 4: WIth the #685 marker, Shade the top and bottom ⅓ of the word “stars”.   Step 5: Use the blender pen to blend overlapping colors. It helps to blend, and let sit a few minutes.     Step 6: Using a white gel pen, add your stars. For a more organic look - vary the shapes and sizes of each star.

This starry illustration makes a perfect encouragement card. Or keep it for yourself!  All you need to create this work of art are the Tombow brush pens #685 and #535, the Tombow Brush Pen Blender, and a white gel pen.

 

Step 1:

Using #685, write the top and bottom two lines of text.

 

Step 2:

 

Using #535, write the center line of text.

 

 

Step 3:

 

With the #535 marker, trace over half of the pink text. On the top line, shade the top half, on the second line, shade the bottom half. On the 3rd line, shade the top half, and on the last line, shade the bottom half.

 

 

Step 4:


WIth the #685 marker, Shade the top and bottom ⅓ of the word “stars”.

 

Step 5:


Use the blender pen to blend overlapping colors. It helps to blend, and let sit a few minutes.

 

 

Step 6:


Using a white gel pen, add your stars. For a more organic look - vary the shapes and sizes of each star.

1 comment

Thanks for this tutorial! I’m very new to watercoloring and these pens in general, so I struggled a lot, but also learned a ton from this. I’m new to gel pens as well, and mine took a lot of layers for the stars. I realize I’m half a decade late for this comment to be read, but any recommendations on good gel pens? Thanks again for this great tutorial!

Kimberly

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