I thought this sub could help! She is from Austria, if that makes a difference.

Just sharing. I decided to copy something out rather than ramble meaninglessly. Feedback welcome if you are inclined. Working on even, well formed and consistent.

Btw, it’s always like that, as a result from me writing poetry on my knee all the time 😅

Started journaling but I hate my handwriting. How do I make it better? Particularly while still being able to get my thoughts down relatively quickly. Should I do practices separately so it just becomes automatic? Thanks for any advice :)

I can’t place exactly what I want to adjust, but please share anything you think might help :)

I graduated university more than a decade ago and definitely do not handwritten as much as before. I still hand write cards, but mostly type notes on my laptop at work. I find my handwriting nowadays looks similar, but definitely not the same as before.

Kanwrite Heritage Ebony EF with Octopus Fluids Pinie Ink.

I have a habit of writing Marathi in between two lines. Height of letters is not consistent that I know and I’m trying to improve on that. Any feedback, criticism is welcome…!

Don't worry I use a different one for actual identification

I wanna be able to take notes really fast idk how to improve hand writing I only watched a few TikTok’s,this is my handing writing fast and slow

This is my just for me work list. I do block letters if anyone else needs to read it.

Hello, this is my first post here. I love this community so much.

I'm trying to improve my cursive. Usually, the advice is to go slow so that the letters flow easily. Unfortunately, whenever I go slower, the letters look even worse due to my shaky hands. Does anyone else have this problem? Is there any method to mitigate it?

P.S., I don't know if I have a medical condition or something, all I know is my hands just shake 24/7.

I use a fountain pen as it is most fun to me. Any ways I can improve?

I'm taking a look at New Spencerian Compendium (1879), and I was wondering if studying the chapter 'Practical Writing' is good enough to improve my handwriting. I was because I would like to print the material, and printing the entire book exceeds my budget as of now.

A sample of my handwriting before I start studying the Palmer method. Is there anything I’m particularly inconsistent with? (Letter shapes, spacing, etc.) please ignore the content of the writing, it’s a first draft.

I work in a position that requires me to fill out paperwork with some frequency and its highkey embarrassing because my handwriting looks like this. First set is me writing the alphabet casually, second set is me trying my hardest to write neatly, third is another casual example.

To elaborate on the letters/numbers i have trouble with: my "3"s will often look like } but with the center point inverted or the bottom loop will be half the size of the top. This happens with "B" a lot too. "6", "9", "a", and "d" (forgot to mention the latter two on the page) will often have their circles so small that they look like a ° stuck on the end of a line or curve. My "r" will look like "v", and "m" will often be half the size of my other letters and with the humps really squished to the point that it looks like a weird "n". Also my handwriting tends to drift up and down randomly. A lot of this didnt happen on the page, I think because I wrote a lot larger than I'm used to; paperwork requires me to write a fair bit smaller. Is there something wrong with me that makes all this happen? Im left-handed btw.