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The irony of this is that the only problem he really fixed was making his handwriting more regular. While it does help, the real problem is his malformed glyphs
by AkirIkasu 9y ago
The irony of this is that the only problem he really fixed was making his handwriting more regular. While it does help, the real problem is his malformed glyphs. His lowercase 'q' has such a large tail that it adds an extra space between the word, and his 'o' is written slightly different every time he writes it. The base of his problems seems to be that he writes with a mixture of different scripts, and if he taught himself to write with just one of them, he would be much better off.
- kelnos 9y agoThat's sorta what I was thinking. My handwriting is terrible. Sure, the irregularity of spacing, height, and width contributes, but the real reason it's hard to read what I write is because the glyphs themselves are sloppy and inconsistent.
- manibatra 9y agoThanks for the constructive criticism. Coming to think of it I did modify my writing style completely 7-8 years ago. Went from cursive to not so much. Some of it clearly lingered. So I will take a note of that. Like an another comment pointed out learning about glyphs will go a long way and that's next on my to do list.