Often I've thought of doing the same with mine. Go ahead?
What's your handwriting like?
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How can I do this?
I think I used a website that prints out a paper to write all your letters in, then scan it on a printer, then you would have to literally buy it to have access to the font.
man fuck that shit niggs
ya ik. and that was 2013. bet you can do it again for free this time somewhere with a program.
Woah woah, slow down with the moon runes, Elrond.
A week or so ago, while cleaning that giant mess in my desk drawer, I came across something interesting: a notebook from a few years back, that was full of scribbled text about all sorts of things. This was interesting not only because of the memories that I got when reading through it, but also because it is good example of how my handwriting has evolved in the past few years.
The above text is from (what was going to be) a Wikipedia edit.
It displays a significant difference with my current handwriting:
The text above is rejected dialogue from a fanfic I'm writing. I used another type of pen for this, that's why it looks somewhat messy.
You can clearly see that in newer text, I complete the loops of the g's, j's, y's etc. I also stopped stroking my q's, because I thought it looks better this way. These changes are not completely natural: for a considerable part these changes are deliberate in an effort to make my handwriting better. I don't know if it's really that much of an improvement though.
Not entirely unrelated, I also like to design fonts. In the image below, I tried to make fonts that look like Greek, Arabic, and 1920's Art Deco, respectively. I'm not really good at it, I know. But at least I tried.
It displays a significant difference with my current handwriting:
You can clearly see that in newer text, I complete the loops of the g's, j's, y's etc. I also stopped stroking my q's, because I thought it looks better this way. These changes are not completely natural: for a considerable part these changes are deliberate in an effort to make my handwriting better. I don't know if it's really that much of an improvement though.
Not entirely unrelated, I also like to design fonts. In the image below, I tried to make fonts that look like Greek, Arabic, and 1920's Art Deco, respectively. I'm not really good at it, I know. But at least I tried.
This looks like a goddamn observation journal from the 1830's, get over here so I can kick your ass
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So every handwritten text that deals with a technical/scientific topic looks like an 1830's journal to you?
And no, you won't get my ass.
No, just the ones that are written like a heart monitor patternSo every handwritten text that deals with a technical/scientific topic looks like an 1830's journal to you?
And no, you won't get my ass.
the road to perfection is long, very long.
My handwriting used to be rubbish, but it's better noo
My handwriting in my History book.
I would lIke to say it's pretty nice.
I would lIke to say it's pretty nice.
Interesting how it seems to be a hybrid between print and cursive