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Signwriter's Brush Stroke Tutorial Poster. 2 sizes.
Signwriter's Brush Stroke Tutorial Poster. 2 sizes.
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TUTORIAL POSTER DEAL SAVE 25% on another 36"x 24" or 24"x 18" Tutorial Poster when Purchased with the 36"x24" version of this Product! Discount applied automatically at checkout.
Available in 3 Sizes this Archival Quality Brush Stroke Chart Print is an essential guide for aspiring Signwriters and contains all of the Basic Brush Strokes and Exercises you must learn and practice as part of your training as a Signwriter.
Additionally this informative chart contains a plethora of Handwritten Notes and Tips to expedite your learning process!
Taken from a Hi-Res Art Scan of the Original Hand Painted piece by John King this Quality Poster Print is re-produced at actual size of 36"x24" with 3" tall Guidelines on Archival Quality Matt Paper.
Smaller version also available at 24"x18".
Select your desired Size from the Drop-down Menu above.
The original piece was Hand Painted by John King at 36"x24" on White Bond Paper using a Letter Art TWKS Series Size 8 Brush and 1 Shot Poster Enamel using 3" guidelines.
36"x24" Poster has 3" Guidelines
24"x18" Poster has 2" Guidelines
Museum-quality Print on thick and durable matte paper. Great as a unique piece of Wall Art as well as an invaluable Instructional Guide!
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.6 oz/y² (192 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality
This Brush Stroke Chart ships Rolled in a Tube.
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The poster is great. I appreciated the notes on what brush was used, the clear overlaps and directions. Downside was the shipping ticket was printed immediately upon my paying, but it took a full week before the product was actually shipped from their warehouse. Product is great, slow warehouse packaging leaves much to be desired.
Poor shipping not sure who’s at fault
Hi James, I'm sorry the shipping wasn't up to your expectations. Your orders were all shipped within 24 hours so the delay lies with USPS, over whom we unfortunately have no control once they have the package. As I reported to you the USPS tracking webpage notes that they are experiencing bad weather delays to your area which would be the reason for the slower than usual shipping times.