Question

please send me your beautiful hand writing to improve my hand writing​

Answer 1

Answer:

“It’s such a shame that they don’t even teach kids cursive in school anymore…” is commonly heard in my industry. When I was in middle school, our teachers threatened that high school teachers wouldn’t even accept papers that weren’t written in cursive. Ironically, my instructors only commented on my handwriting a handful of times. In my young adult life, it became less and less important until I found a personal interest in calligraphy and penmanship.

Without an educational emphasis on handwriting, I was left to forage through the internet in search of people or communities that could point me in the right direction. I searched “How to Improve Your Handwriting”, much like you might have done just moments ago, and was faced with endless articles offering free PDFs and quick-and-easy “How-To” instructions. None of that was particularly helpful, but I pressed on anyway, eventually learning enough to become a professional penmanship and calligraphy instructor.

Answer 2

Answer:

Choose a style. Writers who work by hand can choose from a variety of handwriting styles. Most tend to prefer cursive handwriting, where uppercase and lowercase letters flow together on a piece of paper. Writers with particularly good penmanship may even choose a career in hand lettering and typography design.