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What you are asking for is more "tooth", something mostly determined by the paper. Most stationery fans prefer smoother papers, but I agree that after a certain
by wrp 2y ago
What you are asking for is more "tooth", something mostly determined by the paper. Most stationery fans prefer smoother papers, but I agree that after a certain point, increased smoothness makes my handwriting worse.
If you are stuck using a very smooth paper, I would suggest either a fiber-tip or a drier gel pen. Gel pens with a clicker (e.g. Zebra Sarasa) tend to write drier than those with a cap (e.g. Uniball Signo). Also try a fatter tip. Although this may not be acceptable in many situations, a soft pencil may provide even better control on smooth paper.
- xarope 2y agoyes, that's what I've noticed; when I write in pencil, my handwriting almost looks good (!), but when I try to do the same with a Bic, it's terrible. Will give the Zebra Sarasa a try.