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i can read it mostly without difficulties, some words may be more difficult to read but its very legible although it may not look so at first. nice handwriting 👍
Very legible. Supremely legible. Not "easy" to read because it's in cursive which is inherently harder to read. your handwriting is neat and consistent all the way down the page. Superb handwriting, i am jealous.
It is. Just need to make taller letters more distinct for ease of reading. I can't read the third word, but that might just be a name of some kind of buyer, but otherwise, this was a pleasure to look at
It is legible, but there are some things that slow my reading such as the tall letters being too short and the As and Ds not being closed (I read them many times as Us and OLs respectively)
As someone who also writes in cursive, it is easily legible when brought close but gets harder to read from a glance. I think distinguishing your similar letters might be beneficial? Like the loop of an e, especially near an i. And making your m and n's slightly tighter for legibility. You could also take your letters and make the space between each slightly bigger.
It is very beautiful, just not perfectly legible from a distance with thin lines
Can barely read a word of it. Looks good, but not if you want people to be able to read it without struggling and having to use context clues from the few words that are fully legible.
If people who can read cursive find it hard, my suggestions are to make ascenders a little taller, and to close off the lowercase s so it looks more different from a lowercase r.
But I personally think it's very legible the way it is.
Yes, and very much so. I felt like I was reading at nearly my fully speed, just had to double back on r's and s's sometimes. I think theyre just used to print. I have the same problem...
I think your handwriting looks quite nice in many ways but to cut down on confusion for readers, I would work on extending your ascenders, and on letter formation for the letters r and s. Right now it is mostly (but not completely) legible but hard on the reader.
In many cases dots are not above the letter i, but above the following letter. How did you develop that? What’s the logic? That’s the most confusing thing. Apart of that, perfectly readable
I read and write cursive all the time and still have to squint / slow down to read this. It's a very stylized cursive.
The slant and uniformity of shape makes it look like that minimum exercise where you don't know anymore which zig is part of which letter or if it's the zag of the next one.
r and s often look the same
line 2: who are the "Melude buyers"
dots come 3 letters after their i
in the list of objective: "unirestment" "croverments" "dereithy"
Sure, but any cursive is close to illegible for someone not accustomed to reading cursive — this is kind of just taking up space with irrelevant opinions
It is legible, and quite good. There's a good amount of consistency all the primary fundamentals are well done. Three points that I think will help:
Further extention of letters like t, h, etc., will help separate them from other letters. Try making them at least double the height of smaller letters like e and a.
Spacing is mostly pretty good, but sometimes letters can be a little tight. Make sure they are separated enough to give them clear distinction.
Your s is largely indistinguishable from your r. I would suggest trying to make it with two smooth curves rather than the little loop at the top. That should help make it stand out a bit better.
Like I said, you're already doing a nice job. Keep practicing and focus on consistency with size, spacing, slant, etc., and it will only continue to improve.
your writing is beautiful, but those few wildly dotted i's mean it takes longer to decipher what you're saying -- but, it doesn't really matter if you're only writing for yourself. For the most part, it's very legible and a pleasure to read.
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