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This is really interesting. I remember as a child changing my handwriting so that i wrote "a" the same way that it appears on the computer. I still do it to thi
by alisonatwork 5y ago
This is really interesting. I remember as a child changing my handwriting so that i wrote "a" the same way that it appears on the computer. I still do it to this day, because it's much faster for me to write an "upside down e" in one stroke than the other way. I similarly write "d" with a single stroke too. I wonder if there are any fonts that replicate that kind of minimal stroke count handwriting?