Hey redditors!

It's been 23 days of practice.

two days of practicing my handwriting! first one is the start and the second one is today (i know the first one says 10-13 but thats because thats the day i wrote the first version of that page (ive done it like 3 times now) lol) any tips or feedback on what i should work in are welcomed and appreciated !!

all my teachers say it takes a lot of time to read the words

Classmate asked for my notes from class, I’m usually able to keep up and I’m a quick note taker, will she be able to follow along. Or it’s just too messy?

listening to mathematician Terence Tao talk about efficient stacking of cannonballs way back when on BBC More or Less podcast

this is what my usual handwriting looks like and it's pretty untidy as I tend to write relatively quickly. Any feedback is much appreciated. looking for more consistency

Due to an injury I've had for a while, it pains me immensely to write for more than a few minutes using my thumb at all, even if it's just for a little stability. I've started to learn how to write by balancing my utensil between my pointer and middle finger, and using my ring finger to dictate most of the movement. I am aware legibility will come with time and practice, but if anyone has any tips I would love to hear them.

Here im writing lyrics of Little by Little-Oasis. This is my first time posting slower writing. What do you lot think :3 ?

Thank you in advance!

this is not my everyday handwriting, this took like an hour. Just on that, what is the best way to retrain my everyday handwriting to look more like this, when I am writing at speed or thinking about things other than making it look nice? is it just a process of gradually speeding it up? for example, as soon as I go to take notes or I am sitting in a slightly non ideal posture, or writing on something that's not a desk, all of this goes out of the window.

i am British so the handwriting I was taught at school, (we just called it joined-up writing, charmingly), I found out is a simplified chancery cursive, so the basic model for how I have always written is the same

as someone with a tiny handwriting, 0.3 pens are essential. too bad there isn’t a lot of nib pens with the same point (which is definitely understandable). 🤍

i included a detailed shot for the second slide (spot the wrong spelling 👀). pls lmk if I should delete it in case it’s not allowed.

Copy paper and BIC Roundstic

Found my notes when I was in college 9 years ago. I remember how my professors had a love and hate relationship with handwritten essays I submitted back in the day. 😅 Idk… I think I write better when the letters are small.

So happy I still have these until now though.

I transcribed a small excerpt on the history of bread to give a better sample of my cursive. I tried to write at my normal speed. Any tips or thoughts on what to work on?

listening to a Think Fast Talk Smart podcast. while practicing slowly

Don’t have a flex nib but still wanted to try to stylize my cursive a bit more with my own take at Round Hand.

Poem is [i carry your heart with me(i carry it in] by E.E. Cummings.

These were both written on the same paper, with the same pen (my medium Kaweco sport) exactly two months apart! Welcoming any and all advice on where to improve next! Thank you 😊

I would like to improve my handwriting, including when writing quickly. I have been taking notes for school and when I write quickly sometimes I can hardly read it later. Any advice for taking notes legibly?

As title. Been confused for a long time.

Edit:: posted only half page coz started ranting personal stuff below

The image here is better than what my handwriting usually is. It's been a big problem (I've had many times where people could not read it), so I was hoping to maybe get some personal feedback?

(Also, I'm generally a fast writer. Well it's not really fast I guess but more like rushing. That's probably a good place to start...)

My modified roundhand

different thicknesses and a doodle