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In order to be "realistic" it introduces too much variation between the alphabets; a real handwriting has generally less drastic variations and the degree of va
by noisy_boy 4y ago
In order to be "realistic" it introduces too much variation between the alphabets; a real handwriting has generally less drastic variations and the degree of variation also varies from alphabet to alphabet.
- FatActor 4y ago"real" handwriting also gets tired so it becomes progressively worse. unless the person writes a lot. which is why you see people who write left-to-write on a blank page compress and slant upward as they go.