What Does Your Handwriting Look Like

[Freddy]

Today............................................................................................

 

Fred

[Ebu]

http://i62.tinypic.com/s25fo6.jpg

[Freddy]

 

Fred

driftin' on a memory....ain't no place I'd rather be then with you,

yeah....Lovin' you..well..well..well...............................................

[Freddy]

victorcharlie

 

 

Fred

....make no show of cowardice then on your part....

seeing the greatness of the issues at stake....

and it will show you what I preach to others

I can practice myself....

~ Brasidas ~

[Freddy]

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

 

Fred

When he stopped yellin', he sang like a birdy.

and whatever intel he had..we got

[Freddy]

Fred

[the_classicist]

This is the current state of my handwriting... I wish to improve upon it during the coming months....

[drssalahuddin]

This is my practice today

[sexauerw]

The current state of my handwriting looks like this. It needs a lot of work, I know. I'm just learning how to do this and it's a big improvement on my natural scrawl, but there's a lot of practice still needed. The pen is a Visconti Divina with a nib that has just been ground by Richard Binder to a cursive italic, somewhat on the crisp side. I don't remember what the ink was, it may have been either Sheaffer Skrip Jet Black or Skrip V-Mail Black.

 

http://bulk-share.slickpic.com/album/share/4G4MMjEEM2WMjj/8945441.0/800/p/Writing_Sample_Visconti_Divina_Gettysburg.jpg

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[chud]

[Yashwadhawe]

This my normal Handwriting by - Flair InkP Executive!

[Yashwadhawe]

My normal handwriting by Flair InkP Executive!

[Tas]

http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/ae130/ellaquine/hand-web_zpsb79069d0.jpg

 

My handwriting, featuring gathered quotes for a book review (: Inks are Pilot Iroshizuku Ina-Ho and Diamine Grey, in a TWSBI 580 M and Vac700 F respectively; I'm starting to love this ink combination.

 

I could read notes like that all the live long day . . . Bea-utiful !

[Kuscer]

wow, vidalia11, yours is AMAZING!!!

[HalloweenHJB]

Fascinating collection of writing styles here! My handwriting is completely different, of course, with a flex or semi-flex nib on a vintage pen. My casual, everyday writing is rather sloppy, but my most carefully writing is like this:

 

[mooshi]

http://photos-a.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xfa1/10632425_277567112432864_641501109_n.jpg

 

I thought this would be fun.

[byronss]

This is my practice today

Absolutely stunning! Both the handwriting and the drawings.

 

I'm still thoroughly enjoying this thread, even though I don't post often.

 

HalloweenHJB, yours is beautiful too. Tas, I particularly like the style of yours as everyday writing.

[vermillion]

Fascinating collection of writing styles here! My handwriting is completely different, of course, with a flex or semi-flex nib on a vintage pen. My casual, everyday writing is rather sloppy, but my most carefully writing is like this:

 

 

What a crazy and cool coincidence -- I'm homeschooling and we were just learning about Juana Inés de la Cruz last night!

 

Your writing is very nice, too.

[caliken]

As this forum has grown considerably in size, this topic is typical of a new, emerging problem. As I'm adding this example of my handwriting to this thread, I'm fairly sure that I haven't posted it here already, but I'm not certain. I started to work my way through the 49 pages of entries but It's just too time consuming. I want to apologize in advance if I've posted it here, before!

 

This is an example of my Italic handwriting from a few years ago. This was written at a moderate pace; not slow, deliberate, formal Italic or rapidly-written, everyday Italic, but somewhere in between. At the time, I was deeply involved with the genealogy of my family, and I was more interested in producing a reasonable copy of the details of the will, and less about the quality of the writing.

 

Edited September 15, 2014 by Ken Fraser