How to improve handwriting

I am one of those guy who feel ashamed when it comes to writing . I am serious towards improving my handwriting and would appreciate your reviews

 

I'm also trying to improve my handwriting. Mine looks worse than a child just learning how to write.

As stated before, going slow and practicing whenever you can makes it easier. One thing I struggle with is holding the pen correctly. If you're like me and have been holding the pen wrong all your life, it will take a lot of time to retrain your hand and mind. Just keep at it!

 

So the conclusion is to practice slow writing and start increasing your speed as the days pass

 

I am a perfectionist so for me every stroke of the pen is my absolute best, I write in cursive so I have super pretty hand writing, my advice is do your absolute best and practice cursive.

 

I have better than average print but amazing cursive, just practice it daily.

 

You won’t understand the shame of guyz like me

 

You can go slow but I don't like going slow haha. For me, I wanted a confident hand that was fast. Wherever I could write several letters without breaking the pen from the page I would. Now all of my writing is full of ligatures. Now for instance I can write the word "the" in a single stroke, and this is in my own hand and not in cursive. My cursive for about a year was garbage before I slowed it down though but now I can write it with speed and legibility and it looks nice when I slow down to accentuate the characters.

What kind of hand do you want to write in? There's many different options and some of them come down to the pen style you choose too. I prefer a pen to be oozing ink because I like to glide across the page without stopping as much as possible. I like big, right-leaning handwriting. Whenever I found a way to draw a letter that I liked I learned it too so I could use it in my own writing.

Okay I'm rambling a bit haha, but here's my advice to you. Good handwriting is as unique and varied as handwriting itself, but bad handwriting is fairly uniform:

1. The slant of the letters is all over the place. Some leaning right and some leaning left. All your letters should lean one direction. I don't like "backhanded" (left leaning) writing but I have seen at least one left handed man who had really neat and legible cursive. But I think if you're a right handed man your letters should lean more to the right.

2. The spacing between letters. This is another thing that should be uniform as well. Not too much space and not too little.

3. The size should all be the same, excluding capitals of course.

Basically, bad writing is irregular writing. Find a uniform script or alphabet and make it your own and then practice, practice, practice until you can do it with speed. Not all good handwriting is cursive and not all cursive is good. Improve your regular script and then cursive will become obvious to you because all the points where you want to connect your letters will appear.

 

No shame if you are trying to improve yourself.

 

Thanks for the advice dude . i am hoing to follow these for sure

 

You are right but we should be prepared when the time comes for writing down something

 

This is the coolest thing I've heard in ages!

 

i write in cursive outside of work always have, i have a pretty heavy hand i would say, i have to take breaks because my hand starts hurting from how strongly i hold the pen.