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hi guys tell me how is my handwriting, good, bad, which style and should i improve etc? help me plz


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well, Mirza-Saab, I am no expert, but, your handwriting looks very good to me.

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Your handwriting is a form of print-script. It can easily transform into cursive italic. You will retain your good legibility and your writing will improve in speed. The "trick" is that the italic conforms well to natural movements of the hand. Have a look at www.bfhhandwriting.com and www.fixitwrite.com

Happy Writing!

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Shahab Mirza NOS (New Old Stock)

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Your handwriting is a form of print-script. It can easily transform into cursive italic. You will retain your good legibility and your writing will improve in speed. The "trick" is that the italic conforms well to natural movements of the hand. Have a look at www.bfhhandwriting.com and www.fixitwrite.com

Happy Writing!

dude i have tried writing in italic but actually i cannot decide that which writing should i choose as final, because i can write ITALIC, STRAIGHT, ON CENTER OF LINE, ON LINE, joined, separate etc, but problem is that i cannot decide that which type of writing should i make final =D

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well, Mirza-Saab, I am no expert, but, your handwriting looks very good to me.

 

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"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."

[socrates]

 

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The writing looks fine, other than the letters floating above the line.

The education of a man is never complete until he dies. Gen. Robert E. Lee

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guys i have another model too i will post that and then u good people tell which one is good this or another i will post that later cuz net is slow

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