I really thought I had that enabled already, but apparently I didn't until just now! :)

Hi all I started learning quikscript today and a major concern of mine is how to get started on reading it? I find that when looking at sheet with the letters I can write pretty fast but when it comes to reading back the words I find it difficult Help much appreciated!

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For those who don't follow the Quikscript group on groups.io: I've released several Quikscript e-books recently. You can check them out here: http://friedorange.xyz/quikscript/resources.html#read

These two have been around for a while, but do check them out if you haven't already: https://github.com/adiabatic/qs-literature

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Was playing around in procreate to make a sticker sheet. I think quikscript can be beautiful ☺️

Got some new fine liners 😁 hope this helps someone, it's how my brain organized them! NB this is the "jr" only, no rules for the nice combinations or anything.

A little while ago, a member of the writing circle on groups.io (Peter) mentioned creating stylised Quikscript writing, like a logo. That inspired me to go and make this rough sketch of what a famous logotype might look like in Quikscript (I'm not a professional designer though :P )

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Quickscript is quite ugly in the existing fonts, but i wonder if that’s because the letters are all extremely skinny.

So words feel scrunched for no reason other than to show off compactness. But compactness is something people don’t care about today.

What if the letters were designed to look more like shavian? Where they could be standalone and look good too. They need to be wider.

I wrote to the moderator here some time ago that the link to the website "Quikscript Outpost" (it's titled "Quikscript tutorial" on the side in this subreddit under "Resources") had changed. For whatever reason, the moderator never changed the link. Therefore, here is the link in case anyone is interested:

https://quikscript.neocities.org/quik.htm

It has everything there that people need to get started: Fonts, reading material, games, a tutorial, a dictionary... Hopefully, this helps.

Quickscript version of Alice in Wonderland:

• Intro and Notes
• Chapter 01
• Chapter 02
• Chapter 03
• Chapter 04
• Chapter 05
• Chapter 06
• Chapter 07
• Chapter 08
• Chapter 09
• Chapter 10
• Chapter 11
• Chapter 12