/r/Handwriting
A place for redditors to improve, share, and discuss their handwriting.
A place for redditors to improve, show-off, and discuss handwriting.
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Posting my baseline handwriting here so I can compare after I get some practice in. If anyone has any favorite online resources, YouTube channels, etc. they've used to improve, please feel free to share!
I acquired another French manuscript for future artistic work. This one has lovely handwriting that I hope to use as the basis for a digital typeface. In early 1681, in the town of Castelnaudary, France, local merchant Nobian Marin requested documentation of some transactions for tax purposes. This document appears to have been drawn up by Pierre Fournier, the local Clerk. The signatures on the back of the document are especially striking.
Constructive feedback please
I'm trying to get my handwriting to be as neat and legible as possible for work. My "natural" handwriting is so often bad even I can't read what I've written sometimes. I'm a nurse and I often have to take notes in a hurry.
Kind of trying to rip off Yanz1986 (credit to them for the style)
I'm writing on unlined paper on purpose to practice writing straight.
My handwriting was a lot worse back then though there's still things to be worked on, it looks better with a ballpoint but I like using fountain pens. Inspired by business cursive and tweaked it for practicality in school. Forgive the horrible lighting.
I love my handwriting, it keeps me slow and focused. What do you think?
a lot of people will cross both t's when they appear together, like in the name matt. lets say you have a word, tut. would you cross the t's with one line going over the u?
Ignore my half assed notes I couldn’t find anything else to use 💀💀
I’m so nervous, hopefully he likes it :)
Here’s
What can I improve in my handwriting, I’ve always been told it’s pretty shit.
The last line I wrote quickly
Hi all, I think I have fairly nice handwriting but I struggle to keep my letters the same size, as well as keeping my letters on the blue part of the paper. Any and all feedback is appreciated!
Thank you!