Writing the 4 Group in handwriting

[Valerie Sutton]

SignWriting List
December 1, 2006

Oh! I never realized you were talking about writing the filled-in  
ones only...let me scan my way of doing the filled-in ones - sorry -

Handwriting is strange because it is so personal...

For me, what really matters, is getting the Printing established, and  
providing the world good software and lots of excellent reading  
material...The handwriting as more relaxed and not as "official" as  
the Printing...although it can be taught too and is....

Handwriting historically for English too, has changed over the  
years...the years of Penmanship seem gone forever...in fact who can  
read a doctor's perscription in English? And reading Danish  
handwriting, of Roman alphabetic characters, was very hard for me  
when I moved to Denmark because they taught handwriting of a, b and c  
differently than they did in the US...so the same letters of the  
alphabet are written by hand differently around the world too...which  
I hadn't realized until I moved to another country...

It may take an hour or so to do the scan...I will be back!

Val ;-)



On Dec 1, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Stuart Thiessen wrote:

> Well, with the white hand, it is easy, but I am looking more at the  
> filled-in hand.  This is my usual order of writing the B and E hand  
> before I shade it in.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stuart
>
> <StrokeOrder4Group.jpg>
>
>
> On Dec 1, 2006, at 15:59, Valerie Sutton wrote:
>
>> SignWriting List
>> December 1, 2006
>>
>> Here is my Stroke-Sequence for the B Hand and the 4 Hand...
>>
>> <B-4-Hand.png>