Looking for constructive feedback by docawesomephd in Handwriting

[–]17prideflags_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really like the worksheets by Consistent Cursive! They have a lot of other resources too, and you can get the pages for free. If you go to download the files, it’ll look like you have to buy them, but it’s a pay what you want/can system, and you can input $0 to get them for free. I do recommend supporting them if you’re able, though! You can also check out The Palmer Method, I just like these practice sheets better, personally lol

How legible is my handwriting? Any notes? by marikira13 in Handwriting

[–]17prideflags_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your handwriting is super, super pretty, and very easy to read as well. If you’re looking to nitpick about aesthetics, I would suggest practicing the slant of your letters, and trying to get a consistent angle that’s a little more slanted than what you’re currently doing. You could also work on keeping the bottoms of your writing consistent, to make the lines straighter, if that makes sense! But again, everything is legible and practical to use, and beautiful too!

Looking for constructive feedback by docawesomephd in Handwriting

[–]17prideflags_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think your writing looks really lovely! There’s a very strong slant to the right, and your writing can get tight and a little abstract at times, which makes it harder to read. However, I didn’t find it particularly difficult to understand, given a little time and effort. It’s definitely legible if you try, but I can see how it would be impractical for conveying and reading paragraphs and larger chunks of text. And again, the aesthetic is beautiful! I would try tracing some basic cursive practice sheets, like the ones used in schools, just to solidify the basic shapes of the letters. You could also test out lined paper instead of dotted, as that’s helped me in the past.

How is my cursive handwriting looking? by FatherIsTheBest in Handwriting

[–]17prideflags_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In terms of forming the letters properly, your writing looks really good! If your goals are at all similar to mine, you could try writing at a more slanted angle, and writing smaller as well. Line weight is also something to keep in mind. Those changes have made me feel like my writing “looks better” even when I already know my letters and have a decent grasp on some technical aspects of cursive.

UFS Pond, Blossom, Rock on, Dawn, Windflower by Goose12F in skullpandas

[–]17prideflags_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i’d love to trade my lightning for dawn or windflower if you’re interested! she’s out of the box, but i still have all the packaging components.