Chalkboard Lettering | Featuring Purva Sodaye of Magicalettering
Chalk markers can be blended just like other brush markers or watercolors. Try mixing different colors by layering or blending them together to create beautiful gradients or shading effects. ~PURVA
Purva Sodaye
Purva is an artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She offers calligraphy, engraving, foiling and painting. She offers studio commissions and on site live event services. See more of Purva’s work here!
This month’s video tutorial:
Bonus Tip from Purva:
Use saral transfer paper to trace designs to the chalkboard
I personally prefer drafting my design on a scrap paper and then transfering it onto
the chalkboard. The cleanest way to trace is using a saral transfer paper.
Clean the chalkboard.
Place Saral paper (colored side down) on the chalkboard.
Position and secure your design on top of the Saral paper.
Trace the design with a pencil or stylus.
Remove the design and Saral paper.
Check the transferred design on the chalkboard.
Retrace the design with chalk or chalk markers.
Clean the chalkboard.
This month’s products in your subscription:
Many items were purchased wholesale, so I’ve provided a similar or full set item available for public purchasing. By clicking my links I may earn a small commission. Thank you for supporting my creative journey which in turn supports yours!
Use Purva’s code “POORVA10” for 10% off on www.chalkola.com
Handmade Inks and Paints
Giveaway items:
Additional Recommendations:
Purva Also Recommends: Versachalk