My Handwriting

[lojapaj]

this is my handwriting that i use to write a lot,,, but from past 1 year i have changed to upright,, but now i am now in a confusion that which one i should continue with..

can someone comment about my handwriting...

 

[Lyander0012]

First and foremost, welcome to the FPN! I suggest you drop by the Introductions forum later on, once you're well settled in

What pens do you have at the moment, and which are your favourites?

 

Anyway, your handwriting looks great! Neat and legible, though there is a bit of an inconsistency to some of your letters that is just barely noticeable (still within an acceptable range, if I'm to be asked for my opinion). One example is how some of your "t"s are pretty much straightforward print while others are quasi-cursive. As far as I'm concerned, so long as it's legible and you can execute the writing comfortably all that's left is to gradually adapt your letters until they look "good" to you. Your penmanship is better than mine was just a couple of years ago, so you ought to have an easier time of adapting whichever way you choose to go.

 

Slanted or upright, both are acceptable as there are hands that are specifically suited to either; just go for what you want to, meaning that if you insist on doing something more difficult with your basic writing because you like the way it looks, then continue doing it until it becomes second nature to you. The only opinion that should matter about your writing (as long as it isn't calligraphy ) is your own!

 

A few general guidelines for writing, though:

Sit up straight because writing while slouching will kill your back; don't use too much pressure to write because you'll tire your hand out much faster that way; if you must try adapting a different style, focus more on forming the letters correctly first; speed will come in time.

 

 

Cheers!

 

Kevin

[lojapaj]

thank you so much... and i really appreciate for your fast reply

thank you again...

[jay.is.here]

Hiii... welcome to FPN.. your handwriting is very beautiful.. continue with the same.

[knarflj]

As long as your writing is legible - and although there were one or two word in your sample that I struggled with a bit, yours is mostly both very legible and attractive - it doesn't matter whether you write a slanted or an upright hand. I switch back and forth frequently myself, depending on why I'm writing, who I'm writing to, and how I feel like writing at that particular moment. :-)

 

Welcome to FPN!