What Does Your Handwriting Look Like

[F104]

I look at the handwriting samples in this thread, and I am amazed that people apologize, or say they need to work on the writing they show.

 

I can't imagine why.

 

Would that my own were so well formed. As it is, I am thankful I have allowed so little of it to escape into the wild.

[carretera18]

I look at the handwriting samples in this thread, and I am amazed that people apologize, or say they need to work on the writing they show.

 

I can't imagine why.

 

Would that my own were so well formed. As it is, I am thankful I have allowed so little of it to escape into the wild.

 

F104,

 

I have the same feeling...

 

regards

[Sailor Kenshin]

Hah! Well, look at this!

 

Now no one needs to apologize because I am automatically the worst. Yay, I win?

 

 

 

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5531/10312451616_3babd610f0_z.jpg

[vmv84]

 

vmv84,

 

I loved your handwriting. If this sample is a quick note, I'm very curious about your "write nicely" sample.

 

Best regards

You're very kind!

[Bonny]

http://i.imgur.com/zTznUHB.jpg

 

 

(I'm 16 too, but I don't own as many fountain pens as you do!)

[prettypink]

Using a Waterman Hemisphere fine nib.

[physicsgirl]

http://i861.photobucket.com/albums/ab175/physicsgirl02/ac6d20c8-01a9-453c-adc9-6ebd2b80e087.jpg

[Freddy]

What Does Your Handwriting Look Like

 

At the present time..written at a break-neck pace..and..I can assure

everybody that during this exercise..that no pens were in-jured..

Looks like this....

 

 

 

Fred

enjoying black coffee with homemade struffoli..

[SyniaN]

How do people write like this.... could someone post some youtube tutorial or something about improving handwriting? Cause some of these pictures are just amazing!

[amberleadavis]

I use the pages for children.

[tigger23505]

14 November 2013 Gregory Palamas

Morning – Evening – Psalms

ODB Lev 19:9-15

In his novel Chesapeake, James Michener, noted the effect of a change in farming methods on the birds of the Chesapeake flyway. More geese and ducks were able to feed in the corners.

This alm for the poor was the same food that Jesus and the disciples ate, to the displeasure of many.

Help us to remember the long term effects of our actions.

 

 

FPN Goodies:

Pen: Esterbrook Dipless w/ Durachrome 2550 (extra fine firm (aka posting))

Ink: Parker Quink Blue-Black

Paper: Moleskine

Inkwell: Esterbrook 444 Black w/ US Navy Fouled Anchor

Hand: My interpretation of Gunnlaugur SE Briem's Icelandic Italic from his presentation on handwriting repair.

 

Looked at my nib box and discovered that I had used the wrong number originally - substituting the 2556 firm writing for the 2550 fine firm writing.

Edited November 15, 2013 by tigger23505

[Freddy]

At the present time my handwriting looks like this.....

 

 

Fred

 

Looks like page 125 or 127 and a south paw....

 

Edited November 15, 2013 by Freddy

[Albinoni]

Hi what ink are you using, love it

[Sardine]

Lets revive this thread! Its very cool!

[Freddy]

At the present time..like this....

 

 

Fred

Is he Machiavellian enough?

 

Aaaaah....the magical mystery tour....Step right right This way....

 

Say good night...

Good nite...

[SuperNib44]

http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/t537/rhallstrom1/Contitution001_zpsc29cd9ed.jpg

 

 

This is notes from about a month ago with a rollerball pen.

Edited November 24, 2013 by SuperNib44

[SuperNib44]

Also, from a while ago. These were written quickly at note taking pace. I am a kid, just trying to improve. Thank you for your samples everyone! They are really interesting to study.

 

http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/t537/rhallstrom1/Jamestownnotes_zps9274c18c.jpg

Edited November 24, 2013 by SuperNib44

[lauriond]

Fascinating... This should be part of "Welcome New Members" thread.

 

There is no such single thing as 'my handwriting' - it varies greatly, usually depending on the speed of writing, the intended/expected readers.

 

Here are a few real examples, sorry for the cheap-phone-camera quality.

 

1 is a relatively old sample from a very hurried note taken with a ballpoint pen (out of necessity), from about 4 years ago.

2 is a casual note - something I did not intended for someone else's eye as is.

3 is a meeting minutes which might have been requested to be scanned/xeroxed in raw form for other readers before filing.

4 is a sample from my journal - something I'd like to read in 20 years from now, and I hope my (grand)children might enjoy, too.

 

Nothing artistic - all are functional pieces.

[ehemem]

Fascinating... This should be part of "Welcome New Members" thread.

 

There is no such single thing as 'my handwriting' - it varies greatly, usually depending on the speed of writing, the intended/expected readers.

 

Here are a few real examples, sorry for the cheap-phone-camera quality.

 

1 is a relatively old sample from a very hurried note taken with a ballpoint pen (out of necessity), from about 4 years ago.

2 is a casual note - something I did not intended for someone else's eye as is.

3 is a meeting minutes which might have been requested to be scanned/xeroxed in raw form for other readers before filing.

4 is a sample from my journal - something I'd like to read in 20 years from now, and I hope my (grand)children might enjoy, too.

 

Nothing artistic - all are functional pieces.

 

 

I think the Greek is quite nice

[lauriond]

 

I think the Greek is quite nice

... it is actually rather drawn than written