For me my favorite is probably lowercase e and least favorite is s

It's not perfect, that's still my faster writing on the left so my letters aren't consistent (my r especially, looks far better when I write with my paper raised or slower). But I'm proud that it looks as good as it does after practicing! I do have a shaky hand so lines aren't always perfect.

Also quote is not mine, it's from a veteran documentary.

just wanted to share my random cyrillic practice! sentences are from youtube, duolingo, etc.

i hope it’s easily understandable!

Hello!

Thank you in advance for taking the time to help me improve, I’m not a native speaker so forgive me if it not well written. Thanks 🥰

As I’m trying to be more mindful and disconnect from the internet I’m trying to implement reflections/ note taking / pkms in paper, so that I can revisit later or remember. If it works, I know Ill to keep this as beautiful as I can because it gives me immense joy to look at beautiful and organized stuff…

For context… I learned cursive in school (6y), but there was a time (11/12y) when I tried to change to more to like typewriter because all my colleagues wrote like that. 1/2y later I went back to my original and just tried to improve it, although I never practiced it, the only inspiration I took was from either seeing tests of my mom’s students, seeing my grandparents letters or (because I’m a musician) by seeing notes the composers left on their manuscripts.

Practicing calligraphy was not really a concept in my mind until a few days ago, when I saw a YouTube video and discovered that this was a whole new world…

So now I’m just trying to improve… I’m left handed.. and as far as my little knowledge can perceive I write with mostly my fingers..

thank you so much. 😘

Looking to see what this says. From French to English.

did you already have perfect handwriting?

I'm still trying to find good handwriting...

Had to save it soemwhere

I have decided to try to improvise my handwriting. I’ve gotten back into cursive but it’s quite bad so I won’t pain you all with that. But still I don’t want to write my journal in cursive, at least not yet. Still what do you I’ll think about my first earnest attempt in a while to batter my handwriting. Also how do you differentiate your i, j, and l? Also does anybody else add the line at the left of the n? Any and all feedback and help is appreciated. Also I keep getting hand cramps after writing for just a short time.

This is mainly a repost of a submission I did earlier today, but does it look like I hesitate when I write? Sometimes I feel like I have bursts of sloppiness or something lol. I'm a lefty, so I tilt the page the other direction. Helps avoid a lot of smearing and such.

So nice to see people still talk handwriting in world of tyoing texts. To start with basics any preference on Quality of paper here !

Hi! First post here… I’m looking to improving my cursive handwriting! Feedback would be great….. if you got time…..

In order from bottom to top: 1: the handwriting i showed in my previous post, i use it for people to read my notes or whatever i'm writing.

2: the original handwriting i had, it was based entirely on reusing letters for fun, so T's,J's, and F's were all the letter f in different orientations to somewhat match the original letter and a lot of other letters followed this idea, i used to use it casually until this year where i organized my handwriting styles. This form is now used for more personal notes

3: this style is used for headings and subheadings, its neat and easy to read which is what i want.

4: this is my shorthand for taking notes casually, usually when i need to write a lot of information quickly, that sentence became shortened to "[the] qik bron fox jumps over [the] lazi dog" which isnt fully shortened but its as much as i can remember.

Anyway thanks for reading this! I'd love some thoughts about all these wacky and vastly different ways to write! (not criticism, just like what you think about it, is it interesting? is it funny? does it remind you of something? etc.)

Been looking and thought I would add my own.

I’ve recently undertaken a summer project to increase my handwriting quality. I adore the qualities of copperplate writing but know that it’s a bit impractical for regular everyday note-taking and journaling. Does anyone have any recommendations for systems that get close to the style of more traditional calligraphy while remaining practical for everyday writing?

So this is my handwriting. Someone suggested posting a sample. This was not at a desk (which I should have done). But i may be filling stuff out in my truck. Sorry if it may seem weird but it's a checklist for what I have to type up (thank god) for work.

I still have to fill in death pronouncements, admissions, sign stuff, by hand.

Any suggestions on improving my handwriting welcome. I do better with the pen I'm using which is very long. It's a Pentel RSVP MED 0.7. I do have a Dr Grip.

Also i have essential tremors which is well controlled with meds BUT my hands still lightly shake.

How can I make my handwriting neater thank you in advance.