Your handwriting

[Johanna]

As many scripts as possible please



This is mine in the 3 scripts I can write fluently or fairly fluently:



Latin block letters: English and Swedish, Latin cursive: English, Elder Futhark: Swedish, Tengwar: Swedish.

[hashi]

Hehe, your handwriting is interesting. I'll try to get a sample of mine later on, though I'm not sure that my camera will take the photos all that clear..

[Ketsuban]

(Tengwar)

inb4 what a mess

[Covered]

mine

[jumana]

Heyy!
So, this was really quick, but:


Maybe I can find something with more words later.

[Ashucky]

Interesting topic! I decided to upload my handwriting too ... it's nothing special anyway, but here you go =)



First 4 sentences are in , just different style of writing, then is , , and .


And here's a picture of my calligraphy:


Left side: kaoshu style; right side: caoshu style

[ILuvEire]

Oh Johanna, I think I'm in love, those Elder Futhark are beautiful <3

Ketsuban, my friend, look into cursive Hebrew, it'll help. Trying to write like the letters are printed in a pain

Jumana, your Arabic is (of course!) beautiful, and your cursive Hebrew really puts mine to shame. I write in a mixture of Rashi script, block writing and cursive. It's hideous

Ashucky, I really really like the third script (and your Chinese down there as well!) I'm very partial to kaoshu script, but both of yours are absolutely gorgeous. Are you studying from a calligrapher?

[Ketsuban]

I didn't think it was a problem, just that it was right-to-left.

[Kuba]

No, if you are writing by hand you always use the cursive script - for the reason ILuvEire mentioned: the printed script is not really suitable for writing... Have a look at the Modern Hebrew Cursive sript section at Omniglot or (even better because of multiple scans of Israeli handwriting, but unfortunately in Polish) Iwrit.pl.