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Got tips?
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Date: Mon, Feb 22 2010 01:44:06
Hey I wondering if someone, or something, could help me with my handwriting. I don't like it very much and want my writing to look more appealing and better. i hangout with lots of girls (I envy their handwriting except bubble letters) and they always tell me they can't read my handwriting lol. As shown my writing tends to connect a lot. I'm a fast writer and could care less about neatness, but now I understand the importance of it xD. I'm trying to write cursive now because of it.
Tips and help would be great -
Date: Mon, Feb 22 2010 02:29:35
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forgive me, just scanned it, but hope it helps -
Date: Mon, Feb 22 2010 03:00:05
Nobody can read cursive. Cursive sucks. Don't write cursive. I've been trying to improve my handwriting for a while because I realized neat handwriting isn't necessarily slower, but it's easier to read (for notes and such like). Basically I take my time writing whenever I can, and it's working so far. I'm too
busylazy to upload a sample of my handwriting but I write my a's like this: α .. IMO it's fastest. Good luck!
EDIT: BTW If you're in dire need of help you could try typing up something you're studying and printing it in a font you like in a light gray color, then trace over it. It's good for studying too. -
Date: Mon, Feb 22 2010 04:22:58
Thanks! I'll try doing that. Cursive to me looks really nice... imo. A lot of people i know can read cursive and all my teachers write it.
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Date: Mon, Feb 22 2010 04:27:50
i use a mix of cursive and print... and its pretty good i think
if you use print as an old person, it might not seem very sophiscated. especially if youre a prof or teacher
just try to write well and be conscious of your penmanship all the time
it might take a while, but itll work -
Date: Mon, Feb 22 2010 04:40:35
im going to try to write cursive for now on. I'm just pretty much writing down anything in my notebook. Mainly, The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. xD
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Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 02:01:44QUOTE (Malch @ Feb 21 2010, 07:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Nobody can read cursive. Cursive sucks. Don't write cursive.
Cursive looks really nice if you can write it well. -
Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 02:27:22
hmmm i got a question, how does a person write very-very neat but write really fast? my writing is uber slow >_<
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Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 02:35:15
Skills? i can only write fast but sloppy
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Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 03:13:29
I started to improve my handwriting in 5th grade when I implemented the following three things:
1. Using curved Y's instead of the standard two-stroke ones
2. Writing smaller
3. Holding my utensil closer to the tip
I would post a sample of my handwriting but I can't find my webcam at the moment. -
Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 03:17:54QUOTE (nateiskewl @ Feb 23 2010, 10:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I started to improve my handwriting in 5th grade when I implemented the following three things:
1. Using curved Y's instead of the standard two-stroke ones
2. Writing smaller
3. Holding my utensil closer to the tip
I would post a sample of my handwriting but I can't find my webcam at the moment.
Yeah, I'm trying to write smaller now and I'm also holding my g2- pilot at the very end of the grip ( love the ink).
I've been trying pretty hard improving and i actually think i got a lil better -
Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 09:35:14QUOTE (Ohayo @ Feb 24 2010, 10:27 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>hmmm i got a question, how does a person write very-very neat but write really fast? my writing is uber slow >_<
uhh...practice? I can do it once in a while... -
Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 10:32:48
Practice
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Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 12:40:32
Just write slowly for a while, but form your letters well. Over time, you'll get faster, but you'll still keep the good letter form.
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Date: Wed, Feb 24 2010 21:23:13
Hang out around with people who right well (girls and guys who actually used their handwriting books) and attempt to copy their writing style
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Date: Thu, Feb 25 2010 03:53:38
Work on individual letters.
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Date: Thu, Feb 25 2010 20:40:02
practice dur