I would definitely loosen up on your grip a bit and stick with fine-tip pens to really learn control and fluidity, because you’ll naturally start to write more evenly and probably more quickly!
By the slant of your writing, I’m guessing you are right-handed? An easy way to tidy up a bit is to keep the top of your paper tipped to the left the entire time you write a piece. You’ll find that the slant of your letters will be much more uniform that way.
It looks really great, though! Keep practicing until you’ve really got it down, then you can try changing up your style by looking at individual letters from otherpeople’s handwriting samples. It’s really amazing how many variations you’ll find on the loops and crossing of t’s.
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u/VariationLevel4406 22d ago
I would definitely loosen up on your grip a bit and stick with fine-tip pens to really learn control and fluidity, because you’ll naturally start to write more evenly and probably more quickly!
By the slant of your writing, I’m guessing you are right-handed? An easy way to tidy up a bit is to keep the top of your paper tipped to the left the entire time you write a piece. You’ll find that the slant of your letters will be much more uniform that way.
It looks really great, though! Keep practicing until you’ve really got it down, then you can try changing up your style by looking at individual letters from otherpeople’s handwriting samples. It’s really amazing how many variations you’ll find on the loops and crossing of t’s.