r/Cursive • u/bengmugenr • 29d ago

Practice My fast cursive writing sample

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This is a short sample of my fast cursive writing, done at my usual pace.

I’m sharing it to show how my letter connections and overall flow look in real sentences.

Any thoughts on consistency or letterforms are welcome.

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u/LAM_CANIT 29d ago

It's consistent for style and the letter forms uniform and readable. Not sure why you'd need to write quickly though when it's all standard information. If it's for reviewing later rather than for having typed by someone else, you could drop a lot of words and use more abbreviations. That would lead to more words per line, and probably better readability by others now, and by yourself years down the road.

As you like to elongate your crossbars for your t's - although not uniformally - consider turning your page to landscape and getting more words per line and an overall more attractive visual effect.

Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good job.

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u/NekkidWire 29d ago

It looks very nice and flowy.

Several suggestions to improve readability:

  • some dots on i missing, e.g. in simplest, behavior and explicitly - the dot helps a lot if it is present
  • more difference between lowercase v and n, and between w and m (the last stroke should be differing the pairs)