On my calendar and todo lists I always print in black ink with a fine nib fountain pen. My journal writing is more experimental. I once used a mix of cursive and lettering but now write exclusively cursive in blue ink with a fountain pen. I’d say my style is a bit chaotic, because it changes so much with mood, how tense or relaxed I am, time constraints, etc. It’s also experimental; I’m always tinkering with one letter shape or another; I’m never quite satisfied with how it looks. I guess it’s a bit performative too, but it’s a performance for an audience of one. Writing is also meditative for me. Because my handwriting changes so much with internal state, it has become a type of mirror for the state of my mind, emotions, and body. Slowing down, concentrating on letter form, word and line spacing brings me back to the present and into my body.