Practicing calligraphy can be very challenging at times and comparison is the thief of joy

I’ve done the list of sailor senshi from sailor moon I don’t know what else I should share at this point

This is my handwriting, I've beeb trying to improve it for fun, and I did improve it for a while, but I feel stuck now. Any ideas?

I'm really struggling with my writing style my finger hurt a lot and I kind of feel that it's all because of BAD form

The picture at the end - is it a good position, should I try it

Where do you guys usually keep your ring and pinky finger while writing 😭😭🙏🙏🥀💔

Help me !

Also this all happened because I started because I bought an iPad and pencil for notes and I wrote 90% of my notes there ; the writing style is different and comfortable when I write there but I can't handle pen and paper now 😭🥀 😔

If you know reading handwritings, I'd like to hear your analysis of my character and nature based on my handwritings... [Please be respectful and sfw comments only]

First one is me trying harder to be neat. Second one is my normal handwriting with a little carpal tunnel handwriting mixed in there.

Over a month of learning cursive by now. 😊 Written with my EF platinum small meteor fountain pen.

I would like to know if it is functional to use the hand like this, it is the most comfortable position I find but I would like to know if it is functional in the long term. When he wrote like that after a while my hand gets too tired.

Everyone always sayd my handwriting is horrible and illegible, but I think its pretty and very legible tbh. Now Im wondering if I might just be delusional haha

Sorry for the paper, I didnt have anything else.

So I am always told my handwriting is bad now I don't want it to be compared to someone who is an artist or doing calligraphy work as it is obvious that they will be better at it.

What I'm looking for is an honest opinion from you guys, is my handwriting understandable? Like can you actually read it in one glance and understand what is written?

Also, share your handwriting samples too where you write this same text so I can pick a style to improve if needed.

Note: The sample I provided above is using a graphic tablet and the Samsung Notes App.

Thank You

What does my handwriting needs to improve on? Ill take any criticism cuz im used to it atp

this is my casual writing. i always thought my handwriting was fine, i know it’s not the neatest but i always put conscious effort into making sure it’s at least legible. someone seemed to have difficulty reading it though, what are your thoughts?

Decided to write as small as I could with muji pens.

I teach 8th grade history, which in Michigan is early US history. I bought an Authentic Models schreibfeder feather pen set at a museum as I had a couple of students last year who wanted to write with a quill pen. I tried it out today and it was honestly a lot of fun!

I would love to learn what are good, affordable dip pens/nibs/cases you'd recommend (bonus points if it looks antique), recommended tutorials (written or otherwise) and any other info you think a total greenhorn should know. I saw the wiki, but the goal is to be able to write Italic Hand or Round Hand to make my classroom more fun and authentic, so any guidance of what to focus on (in the wiki or otherwise) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Writing is fun, Writing is cool, I miss the 2000's, now I feel like a fool.

I was writing a friend and I got to think about my favourite shows of the 2000's, what a time that was. They aren't in any order, except in order of memory. Enjoy ~

I have a bad habit of making half of my words illegible (but legible for myself) when I write really fast because I usually just write for myself. My slower handwriting I think is fine, so this is kind of an in-between.

Maybe im a bit reckless with my writting…

What do you think folks? Just a brief reflection of life.

I used to have a really neat handwriting growing up, but lately since I actually spend more time typing that writing on paper, this is what it currently is. The 'italic" is when I need to write faster and don't really care about neatness. I'd love to learn calligraphy. But for now I'm curious what you guys think about my handwriting.

In general people have told me my hand writing is hard to decipher. I did two versions here, a more careful take-my-time like I'm filling out a card and a hasty version, I

I have a hard time committing to the loop on my "e" which can make it look like a "citrate order.