Guide Lines And Graph Paper

[eilu]

If you're looking for paper with guidelines for practice, or graphing paper for plotting layouts, the following online tools and resources have a range of ready-made printable paper. They also allow you to customize the guide lines to your needs.

http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/

http://www.printablepaper.net/

http://gridzzly.com/

[Tashina]

To the above, add the following:

 

Pointed Pen Script Guidelines: http://shipbrook.net/guidelines/

Linugraphy: http://www.allunderone.org/calligraphy2/calligraphy.php

 

Both of these allow for customization (including slant line angle) and are especially useful for pointed pen practice (Copperplate, Spencerian, etc).

[distancerunner]

Thank you all for the links. More useful than some of the others out there.

[Avetikus]

@Tashina

 

THANK YOU! That first link is exactly what I was after! I'm starting to improve my handwriting and Spencerian is the first step on that path.

 

 

And thank you all for some good links. I've used incompetech for an awful lot of things, very handy.

[mvarela]

I made a guideline generator for Spencerian and Copperplate some time ago. You can find some ready-made pages here, or just download the script and use it directly... https://github.com/mvarela/SpencerianGuidelines/tree/master/example

[AndyNC]

Hi All,

 

I find this one very useful because you can make the lines feint and vary the x height etc.

http://calligraphypaper.appspot.com/

 

Cheers

 

Andy

[Maurizio]

Hi All,

 

I find this one very useful because you can make the lines feint and vary the x height etc.

http://calligraphypaper.appspot.com/

 

Cheers

 

Andy

To the above, add the following:

Pointed Pen Script Guidelines: http://shipbrook.net/guidelines/

Linugraphy: http://www.allunderone.org/calligraphy2/calligraphy.php

Both of these allow for customization (including slant line angle) and are especially useful for pointed pen practice (Copperplate, Spencerian, etc).

 

Thank you Tashina and AndyNC. I knew about the sites at the top of the post, but the links you've provided are new to me. They both look useful.

Edited January 16, 2015 by Maurizio

[patrickfp]

Thank you guys for these links. Wonderful tools to have.