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what does your handwriting look like? what do you normally write with? do you think it says anything about you?

here's me:

exhibit a:


exhibit b:


i've been practicing my chalkboard technique (because eventually i'll be lecturing i guess) and it's not as easy as it looks. my normal handwriting is kind of messy to begin with.

this is what i usually use

muji B5 notebook
muji low center of gravity 0.5mm
uniball kuru toga 0.7mm (self sharpening!!)
sharpie pen
uniball kuru toga 0.5mm



i've been told i have good hand writing, but my korean is god awful

it's a montblanc boheme noir

also i apparently used to write mirrored when my mom forced me to write right handed. guess it didn't work out

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strong topic



and here are some chem things i wrote to study for my test today (it went alright)

This is the first page of my moleskine that I freestyle tested the day I got it

pretty good idea of what my handwriting is like.

Mine doesn't look pretty but at least it's very easy to read. I also squeeze the pen way too hard.

great thread!



my favorite is elvish in a red calligraphy pen. unfortunately, i don't have one with me.
('scuse me, i mean a calligraphy pen w/ red ink)

Love this thread.

Edit: Oh, yeah, I'm mostly using Pilot Vpens for taking notes and stuff. For calligraphy/lettering i use various brush pens/parallel pens/brushes/whatever i get my hands on.

ignore the content...

how do all of you write so beautifully. My writing is just as fast as I can get words on paper before they leave my brain.

laffo

I feel sorry anytime I see people having to write code out for exams and such. It sucks and they mark you off for stupid typos that would otherwise be caught by the compiler in a heartbeat.

mines not very good

Learning to write when I was probably 6/7 ish.

2 specimens from the past

I can't even read my own handwriting very easily, having good handwriting is for GIRLS

got a lamy safari

now my handwriting is even shittier

I LOVE letters. A lot. I wish I had discovered this love sooner. There's something so soothing and calming about drawing letters.

Just tonight, the casual graduate cafe let me rechalk the board. My first time trying to chalk, it's hard! But really fun. Definitely have lots of room to improve. Before and after:


Here are some things I did with pen (again, lots of room to improve). For these, I draw them out with pencil and then ink over with a pen.


And to round off the picspam, here's just some of my normal writing and some old boring notes:


BONUS: cheat sheet fetus writing: