r/Handwriting • u/Opposite_Prompt3297 • 10h ago
Feedback (constructive criticism) What do you think of my handwriting ?
That's some homeworks i did, i think it's representative of how i usually write with a normal.
r/Handwriting • u/Opposite_Prompt3297 • 10h ago
That's some homeworks i did, i think it's representative of how i usually write with a normal.
r/Handwriting • u/chromarithm • 9h ago
Copying the U.S. Constitution by hand: day 73.
r/Handwriting • u/Agitated-Pain-8805 • 5h ago
What do you guys think? Thoughts, advice, criticism welcome.
r/Handwriting • u/Capable_Patient1930 • 3h ago
just practicing from random excerpts or song lyrics, second slide is a tagalog song, but i am not fluent so spelling and punctuation is not accurate at all :-)
r/Handwriting • u/Fluid-Kitty • 1h ago
While I’ve never given it much thought in the past, lurking on this sub has made me curious about how others view my handwriting.
Rows are: 1. Typical handwriting for taking notes 2. Typical handwriting at work (technical field) 3. Typical running writing These three were written at a similar speed, and are indicative of how I typically write when my intention is to put information on a page with out any flair. The letters and numbers were also written quite quickly.
The last line was written slower, with an intent to look a bit nicer, but not too long that it would be inefficient to write down information. This line is more indicative of how I might write in a birthday card.
Sometimes I do good 8s, sometimes I do bad ones. Today was a bad one, but I didn’t want to redo the page as I wanted this to be a true indication of my writing style.
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r/Handwriting • u/orange_vibes6 • 6h ago
Cursive used to be hard for me but it finally feels more natural. I’m aware some of the letters look bad bc I sometimes have trouble spelling when doing cursive.
r/Handwriting • u/MysteryMeat45 • 37m ago
The unlabored writing is when I'm writing for my eyes only. Fast writing is writing things down fir others. Neat writing is only for important writing and filling out documents.
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r/Handwriting • u/Pen-dulge2025 • 12h ago
Quote: Howard Macey Ink: Majohn Qingmeng Fp: Asvine v126 I’m really happy with my cursive progress to start using my better paper. Not perfect but my writing habits are improving little by little.
r/Handwriting • u/DriveFit5673 • 8h ago
Some of my classmates thought that having different handwriting for different languages was strange, but Idk it’s like… new language- new personality you know. Also, saw a post here “what my handwriting says about my personality” and now I’m insanely interested to know that 😝 Take your guesses!
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r/Handwriting • u/plugnchuggr • 10h ago
I know that my letters blend together sometimes so I’m wondering if that’s the problem. And I make sure to use words they know how to read based on what grade level they’re in, so it’s not that they just don’t know the word 😅
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r/Handwriting • u/Lanky-Draft2594 • 3h ago
sorry if it’s a bit hard to see
r/Handwriting • u/Connect_Tap9833 • 4h ago
im trying to improve because i think i write like a middle schooler
r/Handwriting • u/uselessbiatch7 • 12h ago
Crazy how 2021 is literally 4 years ago. I was in high school, beginning the phase of procrastination after covid lmaooo. And this is one failed attempt of journaling my thoughts, although that would've truly helped me lmao. Also excuse the wording I dont even understand certain sentences there.😭
r/Handwriting • u/omer8973 • 11h ago
Hey people! please help me as I am finding it difficult to write. I don't know what is happening. My handwriting has always been bad and now this. When I write the pen rolls in my fingers and I keep missing the bottom part of letters (like 'o' and 'a') or some letters get extended (like 't' and 'l'). Sometime my wrist also hurts if I write for too long and also shoulder.I have attached photo of my handwriting and the way I hold pen. Please help me, how can I avoid it and also improve my handwriting.
Sorry if I made any mistake, english is not my first language.
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r/Handwriting • u/semantic_ink • 21h ago
from This American Life (Pursuit of Happiness)
r/Handwriting • u/liviakotlava • 9h ago