Handwriting

[Charles Butler]

I would find a flat hand as a line very confusing. I like the curve, it's easy to remember, and the crosses work fast and easy.   I'd really have to practice this again on a regular basis.

Charles Butler


Adam Frost <icemandeaf at gmail.com> wrote: Here are some of the handwriting styles that I use that I promised.  
This is just some of the things that I use for writing. The palm  
facing marks are usually used for all of the  handshapes but I will  
usually write the flat half-white/half-black hand as a line. When  
there are active fingers and thumb, I don't usually write the base  
handshape. I will sometimes connect the fingers or not. I don't really  
have a set pattern about that yet. As for the fist, my style had been  
the first way, but since Sandy has shown his, I have been shifting to  
that because then I can write it "topless" for the floor plane rather  
than having to "cross my Ts".

Adam




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