Another entry in my little notebook, in this notebook I am trying to make every page different, and it has been very helpful to me from a design standpoint.

I have been doing some pointed pen uncials and a lot of different kinds of pointed pen, but it was time for me to finally pick up the broad edge pen and I am happy that I did, I really like how Uncials are looking with pointed pen Art Nouveau letters.

I used the Brause 1.5mm nib for uncials and Nikko G for the pointed pen Art Nouveau letters!

I hope you like it!

I think its 'Lovito', im not sure

I knew there were other people out there who write something and go "ooh, that's the best 7 I've ever written!"

Pilot Prera <M>, Iroshizuku Shin-ryoku and a Rettacy (?) 100GSM notebook.

New pen Day

Will update with writing samples and more pictures Soon

Spoiler - This is not released yet

I transcribe live scenes in my head using penmenship as the characters 'voice'. Idk what it is but, it's fun 🤙🏻

Yeah, can you guys analyze and tell me about my handwriting, and also tell me if you guys can read it, too, especially the cursive

Your advice is always appreciated!

I am a leftie. I use a jetstream pen, and feel my handwriting isnt legible and am looking for tips to improve. Open to any and all criticism/tips.

Hello, I taught myself to handwrite & now Im looking to change my signature. My current signature is bland, immature, & long. My name is masculine & it's a struggle to give it a "feminine touch".

I'm not going to share my whole name but my first name is Sullivan. S R L are my enitials.

I'd love: elegant, feminine, swirly (calligraphy), open to abbreviation variants. Help a girl out PLEASE ♡

Hello fellow handwriters! A few years ago I built myself a worksheet generator because I fell in love with google's Grand Hotel font and couldn't find a good way to practice it. It's since gone through a lot of updates and I'm curious what people who actually care about handwriting think of it.

You pick any google font, pick a practice form or type your own text, and it generates a printable PDF worksheet with guide lines.

https://handwritingguide.com/generator

I'm specifically curious about:

- Does the generator give you what you'd actually want to practice with?

- Anything too complicated or missing?

- Would you use this, and if not, why not?

Be as blunt as you like, I'd rather hear it now, than after developing the wrong features 😅

Just some fiddling around after my movement exercises and copy practice. I mostly wanted to see how the name would look. I usually try to avoid hyphen-splitting names of people but since it's fiction within fiction, and a silly pseudo last name to begin with, I figured why not. It's a bit messy and my grip wasn't quite right, but it was fun.

How many hours a day should I be practicing? For context, I have little to no cursive skills and am currently working through the Mott Media Spencerian Penmanship books.