What Does Your Handwriting Look Like

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[mehandiratta]

[eliweisz]

Red goodness:

http://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5737/30945166921_b4a6ea886c_c.jpg

[mehandiratta]

Red goodness:

http://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5737/30945166921_b4a6ea886c_c.jpg

This is really nice

[Freddy]

 

 

Fred

[eliweisz]

This is really nice

 

Thank you!

[Helen350]

 

Thank you!

 

You, Ian & I are really enjoying the Picasso 915 - "red goodness"!

[eliweisz]

From my ink log:

http://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5333/30901761992_cb284cd55f_c.jpg

[Freddy]

MMCDX

 

Fred

[mehandiratta]

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[ISW_Kaputnik]

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[Guardy]

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n522/Guardevoir/Pen%20and%20Writing%20Stuff/img073.jpg

Not half bad for a new EF nib.

 

This is a part of my Latin lecture notes, as well, so it's really kind of scrawled.

 

Also, I'm pretty sure marking the "u"s like I did here is a German quirk going back to Kurrentschrift where u and n looked identical - my "u"s and "n"s vary a lot based on letter combination and mood, so I usually don't mark my "u"s and rely on some minor guesswork... but it does lend one's handwriting a certain look that I was going for here.

Edited November 24, 2016 by Guardy

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[Freddy]

Please excuse the DDP.

 

Fred

Edited November 25, 2016 by Freddy

[mehandiratta]

[Freddy]

At the present time like this.....A two fer

 

Fred

 

What's the difference between a frog and a trombone player walkin'

down the street

 

The frog's on his way to a gig

[Freddy]

 

Fred

edic

[LizB]

I am still surprised at how much the pen I use can influence my handwriting. Two examples here - the top being with a fine italic nib (Pilot 78G) and the bottom with a vintage nib with a bit of flex (Mabie Todd Swan). It looks different again with other pens, and just awful when I use a ballpoint.