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If you have a serious problem with your handwriting, or are just serious about improving your handwriting, try Teach Yourself Better Handwriting by Rosemary Sas
by wrp 7y ago
If you have a serious problem with your handwriting, or are just serious about improving your handwriting, try Teach Yourself Better Handwriting by Rosemary Sassoon. She is both a historian of handwriting and a physical therapist (for handwriting). Instead of presenting a model alphabet to copy, she has you analyze your natural writing style and figure out how to improve it. Her focus is to both improve the look of your writing and help you become more comfortable/fast.
- gumby 7y agoThanks for this reference. I write a lot of notes (and then struggle to transcribe them). I am considering getting that book and practicing on an iPad (which has a different experience than pen on paper) and perhaps teach myself something reliable that can replace manual transcription. Back in the Palm days my Graffiti handwriting was (perforce!) pretty clear, but it wasn't that great to use.
- mcguire 7y agoI get mocked because I still use a sigma for a capital E.
- clircle 7y agoThen how do you write a Sigma?
- gumby 7y agoYou know I draw capital Alpha the same way I draw capital roman letter A and people don't seem to be confused.
- 2muchcoffeeman 7y agoIt gets annoying if you do math or physics or whatever. Otherwise, no one will get confused.