/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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/r/Handwriting
I LOVE handwriting. It's so fascinating to see what writing matched what person. I want to do handwriting analysis one day. Anyway, can I post my alphabet here?
My writing has never looked good so if anyone knows how I can improve it, I’d love to know :)
P.s. I have submitted my own handwriting for feedback, my friend saw and she wanted to to try it out herself lol
Sorry if it’s a little hard to read, I write fairly lightly. I’m ok with feedback
Just sharing my handwriting. . .
I’d like to have that very nice loopy handwriting. Is this something you can actually change as an adult? Or am I stuck forever
She has hundreds of pages just like this. I don’t know how she takes them fast enough and keeps them this nice at the same time…
I would love to hear where to work on improving the handwriting! I usually find troubles when it comes to its consistency. (14 male if that matters at all)
My writing has a changed a lot of the years, but I’ve stuck with this type of writing since college. Just been easier for me to write faster this way when need be.
First time posting, I saw in some posts people talked about the pen, it is a regular black tinted Compactor Top 2000 0.7 and a Cis Sugar Cap 1.0 in green. I try to keep as clean as possible but sometimes I think in another word while writing and make mistakes so some letters are wonky.
By no means my best work, I’m just excited to jump in and I happen to have had a full day for lists yesterday. All my to-do lists are in Pilot G-2 10, and feature: check boxes, slashes, always ex’d off in color marker. (Yes, I have ocd).
Also, please share a cursive design por capital X, Y and Z, because I can't figure one out and I can't find good ones on Google.
I’ve always struggled a bit with my handwriting and keeping my letters equal and straight. Do yall have any tips?
my handwriting has been like this my whole life. i want it to look neater. Advice?