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this is an example of my handwriting. i want an honest opinion on how it looks and maybe some suggestions as to how to improve it if necessary. in my opinion, my handwriting is sloppy when i go fast and probably average when i take my time. what do y'all think? http://i327.photobucket.com/albums/k457/lmarine0510/F55FA89C-78FA-4BC7-AC64-28380A78A31F_zpssul0jgqg.jpg

Parker 51 Aerometric (F), Sheaffer Snorkel Clipper (PdAg F), Sheaffer Snorkel Statesman (M), red striated Sheaffer Balance Jr. (XF), Sheaffer Snorkel Statesman desk set (M), Reform 1745 (F), Jinhao x450 (M), Parker Vector (F), Pilot 78g (F), Pilot Metropolitan (M), Esterbrook LJ (9555 F), Sheaffer No-Nonsense calligraphy set (F, M, B Italic), Sheaffer School Pen (M), Sheaffer Touchdown Cadet (M), Sheaffer Fineline (341 F), Baoer 388 (F), Wearever lever-filler (M).

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I think you've already figured out what you need to do to improve your handwriting. Now you just have to do it.

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Not bad. The only major thing I would change is your minuscule print "f". Looks too majuscule to my eye; a tad confusing. Keep up the practice! :thumbup:

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this is an example of my handwriting. i want an honest opinion on how it looks and maybe some suggestions as to how to improve it if necessary. in my opinion, my handwriting is sloppy when i go fast and probably average when i take my time. what do y'all think?

It's not unlike mine. The trick seems to be to slow down until fast is about average so the slow will improve to good and then keep repeating this process. Also, for every character you write, imagine what you want it to look like before and while writing. I'm still at it and it seems to work, slowly.

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