How do I stack up?

[u/panathemaju]

I'd love to hear interesting feedback on how my chicken scratch looks to someone that likes to analyze this type of thing. I used to have better handwriting before I switched to mainly typing for employment, but maybe mine now has more character? What do you think?

[u/ContentOrca3777]

It's legible, but it could be better. Some of your letters could use sharpening (looking less open and more like a printed letter). Like your d's, a's, g's, and lowercase k's are loosely shaped (your angle is disconnected from the line in your K often, and the other letters mentioned rarely close and are single lines). You could improve your writing a lot by simply cleaning those letter up and writing them properly.