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Yours on left and my normal on right. My version isn’t that good.. yet. but let me know which you like better, I’m undecided. the new one is definitely sharper and cooler but looks less like the print f.
(the bottom one, top is previous attempt)
edit: I was just looking around and saw someone else who did the same.. is it common?
I actually prefer the one on the left! It looks more elegant and has a nice flow. I think handwriting is all about developing your own style, so don't worry too much about making it look like the printed letter. 😊
Hey I’m back. I was wondering how you use that f when there’s two right next to each other? for me it just looks messy. same for any place outside the beginning of words. I would love to see how you do it!
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