Brand New Father's Day Card Tutorial

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Father's Day is this weekend! (Seriously, how though!?)

If you're looking for a card design for the father or father figure in your life, I've got you covered today!

The full tutorial is available on my YouTube channel at the link below!

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More Father's Day Card Ideas!

This video is an oldie but so so good!

This is seriously one of my favourite card designs I've ever created.

It doesn't take any fancy supplies and can be easily customized.

Click the link below for all the details.

More Father's Day Card Ideas!

Grab your watercolours and meet me over on YouTube.

This card tutorial is simple and so much fun!

Find the full tutorial at the link below.

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Great question! I usually recommend starting with the Tombow Fudenosuke (especially the hard tip) because it’s smaller and easier to control - perfect for beginners learning pressure.

That said, every once in a while, someone does tell me they prefer starting with the Tombow Dual Brush Pen! It’s larger and more flexible, which can be trickier, but some people just love the feel of it right away.

So while Fudenosuke is my go-to beginner pick, it really comes down to personal preference. Try both if you can, and see what feels best! Just make sure you're using worksheets that are scaled appropriately... the Fudenosuke would be considered a small tip, whereas the Dual Brush would be considered a large tip (more on that here!).