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Whoa! Fantastic thread, thebz1! I love looking at all these handwriting samples!

 

Watch_art, I like your illustration style!

 

 

 

(This thread makes me happy!)

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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4053/4376513153_b6645a2019_o.jpg

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Mine looks about like this:

 

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4070/4373686291_130c39e813_b.jpg

 

I was working on italic printing, but my copy of the Getty/Dubay book got stolen with my bag. I've noticed since I don't practice with the templates, it has gone downhill.

 

On the other hand, my calligraphy looks pretty good. I just haven't gotten 'round to fusing the two in a way that's functional.

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watch_art Museum Piece

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Whoa! Fantastic thread, thebz1! I love looking at all these handwriting samples!

 

Watch_art, I like your illustration style!

 

 

 

(This thread makes me happy!)

 

thanks a lot! i'll upload some more pics later on.

fpn_1432247667__cropped-20150427_0641231 http://www.penturners.org/forum/signaturepics/sigpic14481_1.gif http://mob984.photobucket.com/albums/ae327/VintagePen/vanness.jpg?t=1321916122

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Here is a sample of the many ways I write my name when I'm bored.

One of the few and proud 16 year old FPN users.

My favorite fountain pens in my collection:

Parker 51 (cedar blue, vacumatic, 0.9mm Cursive Italic)

Waterman 52 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, SuperFlex .2mm to 2.0mm)

Conklin Crescent 25 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, Wetnoodle .3mm to 2.5mm)

Diamond P.P. Combo Pen (Orange, Flexible Fine, 1.1mm Graphite)

Pelikan M200 (Black, M400 Condor Nib)

Waterman Carene (Deluxe Blue, Medium)

Omas 360 (Black w/ Rhodium Trim, Medium)

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We should really try to get this thread pinned.

One of the few and proud 16 year old FPN users.

My favorite fountain pens in my collection:

Parker 51 (cedar blue, vacumatic, 0.9mm Cursive Italic)

Waterman 52 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, SuperFlex .2mm to 2.0mm)

Conklin Crescent 25 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, Wetnoodle .3mm to 2.5mm)

Diamond P.P. Combo Pen (Orange, Flexible Fine, 1.1mm Graphite)

Pelikan M200 (Black, M400 Condor Nib)

Waterman Carene (Deluxe Blue, Medium)

Omas 360 (Black w/ Rhodium Trim, Medium)

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Sheaffer Legacy Heritage medium nib with Diamine Damson on Clarefontaine letter paper :'

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s149/bucketzoid/PENS/Legacywritingsamplemednib.jpg

Roger

Magnanimity & Pragmatism

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Whoa! Fantastic thread, thebz1! I love looking at all these handwriting samples!

 

 

(This thread makes me happy!)

 

Thanks, I love all of these writing samples too.

One of the few and proud 16 year old FPN users.

My favorite fountain pens in my collection:

Parker 51 (cedar blue, vacumatic, 0.9mm Cursive Italic)

Waterman 52 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, SuperFlex .2mm to 2.0mm)

Conklin Crescent 25 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, Wetnoodle .3mm to 2.5mm)

Diamond P.P. Combo Pen (Orange, Flexible Fine, 1.1mm Graphite)

Pelikan M200 (Black, M400 Condor Nib)

Waterman Carene (Deluxe Blue, Medium)

Omas 360 (Black w/ Rhodium Trim, Medium)

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vidalia11,

Beautiful, flowing Business Writing and outstanding Italic. The second paragraph in particular is a really fine example of Italic Handwriting; even, balanced and perfectly legible at speed. :thumbup:

 

In the italic, if the lines of writing had been just a little further apart, so that the ascenders and descenders were clear of each other, it would have been even better. This is by no means a criticism, merely an observation!

 

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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4053/4376513153_b6645a2019_o.jpg

 

 

Sherlock Holmes?

Regards,

 

Vince

 

amateur vintage pen fixer and nib tuner

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This is a sample from some old working notes (Pelikan M400 and Noodler's Black).

 

post-41491-126678335358.jpg

 

That's a beautiful $\xi$ and some nice $\omega$'s, but I think your $\Omega$ is far too squished.

Also, are those $v$'s or $\nu$'s? They are very nice for either, but it's important to distinguish them.

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Here's mine, a "before and after" shot...

 

Good Job!

One of the few and proud 16 year old FPN users.

My favorite fountain pens in my collection:

Parker 51 (cedar blue, vacumatic, 0.9mm Cursive Italic)

Waterman 52 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, SuperFlex .2mm to 2.0mm)

Conklin Crescent 25 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, Wetnoodle .3mm to 2.5mm)

Diamond P.P. Combo Pen (Orange, Flexible Fine, 1.1mm Graphite)

Pelikan M200 (Black, M400 Condor Nib)

Waterman Carene (Deluxe Blue, Medium)

Omas 360 (Black w/ Rhodium Trim, Medium)

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Well, here is a sample of my sloppy penmanship...

 

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_KqmmrEYs7tc/S5E_G4ZUCJI/AAAAAAAAAeg/mTCMlQYYmws/s800/sample.jpg

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"When your favorite cup breaks, remember it is only a cup." - Epictetus: Enchiridion"

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Apotheosis

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well, here's a contribution of my daily hand :

http://i845.photobucket.com/albums/ab19/yuckkie/Scribblings/writingsample.jpg

This post is simply too interesting its hard not to reply !

leo

https://imgur.com/8TOQh8v

"Oey !! Gimme back my pen !"

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well, here's a contribution of my daily hand :

http://i845.photobucket.com/albums/ab19/yuckkie/Scribblings/writingsample.jpg

This post is simply too interesting its hard not to reply !

leo

 

Nice handwriting!

One of the few and proud 16 year old FPN users.

My favorite fountain pens in my collection:

Parker 51 (cedar blue, vacumatic, 0.9mm Cursive Italic)

Waterman 52 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, SuperFlex .2mm to 2.0mm)

Conklin Crescent 25 (Black Chased Hard Rubber, Wetnoodle .3mm to 2.5mm)

Diamond P.P. Combo Pen (Orange, Flexible Fine, 1.1mm Graphite)

Pelikan M200 (Black, M400 Condor Nib)

Waterman Carene (Deluxe Blue, Medium)

Omas 360 (Black w/ Rhodium Trim, Medium)

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+1 on Apotheosis' handwriting. I like it (and so many others) much better than my own!

http://img399.imageshack.us/img399/148/mikesignh6.gif

 

"A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral." –Antoine de Saint Exupéry

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