
Evening practice session
Got the new P36 going today. I can only comfortably write the first half of any page. Further down the page I don’t have the proper support because of my desk size.

Got the new P36 going today. I can only comfortably write the first half of any page. Further down the page I don’t have the proper support because of my desk size.
ignore it being red, it’s my smoothest pen 😔 i’m okay with how it looks but feel free to give any feedback!
This was during exam season in May last year. I really have to lock in so it can look like this again. That being said, is the spacing too little? Any critiques?
TWSBI Eco pen with J. Herbin ink in Turquoise de Perse and a Midori MD notebook.
Scared because i usually use a .7 pen
I've always struggled with these, heres an example.. please if anyone has any advice on smoothing out the way i write them help.
Hello /rHandwriting!
So this is my first time using this sub reddit or something. And i wanted to show you what my handwriting used to look like! (Thank god i don't have this monstrosity anymore.) It really shows what was so bad about it with no explaining whatsoever. And back then, my english wasn't so good, so you can probably tell that my handwriting looked like it came from a sewers! Sorry for the uglyness of my old handwriting, i genuinely mean it. 😔
More coming soon!
is it readable? and I added different pictures of my handwriting using different pens(along with/ my bio notebook) open to feedback and I it would be cool to see you guys guess my personality by my handwriting
Does anybody know how Roman numerals used to be written in Spencerian? For example for centuries. I haven't found any examples anywhere. I see only two possibilities, either in lower case in the same style as the rest of the text (like when you ennumerate a list), or capitalized in block letters (not Spencerian). Both look a bit odd to me.
My handwriting is one of my biggest insecurities. If I go very slowly and deliberately it's ok, if I go at my "natural" pace, it's illegible to me at times.
I used to journal and handwrite a lot, in school. Back in the dark ages all I had was notebooks to dissociate in class, but I prioritized speed over style. I've started diaries and bullet journals and all sorts of things and I end up getting embarrassed even though it's only me looking at it.
I'm hoping I can keep on it for 30 days and see some improvement and keep me motivated, but I'm turning to you experts for some suggestions!
For most of my life I have received praise for my handwriting from teachers, peers, and family but there are 2 people who insist my handwriting is really bad and illegible and far from cursive.
I want to know if that is true and if so, how could I improve?
Please give me feedback about my writing. Trying hard to improve my skills. Show me the way, please.
this is my handwriting. I want to know if you all like it.I also want to know what it says about me
What’s the best way to seriously improve handwriting neatness and accuracy long-term? (TITLE WAS CUTT OFF AT 50 CHARACTERS)
I’m trying to improve both the neatness and consistency of my handwriting over time.
Are there proven methods or practice routines that actually work long-term?
Also, is it possible (through discipline and practice) to reach a point where you rarely make writing mistakes like spelling errors or messy markings in everyday writing?
This is just some simple writing practice from today, take to account the fact that I wrote this real slow so the average sample from my journal wouldn’t look exactly like this, still I’m very interested in getting better at penmanship and I’d appreciate your feedback.
Wrote with Pilot Custom 823 <M>
this is my handwriting. I am a very slow writer. I want some advice for writing faster