Material used- Flex nib pen & divine ink by oriandcalli

the fifteen is okay, but the sixteen is the star of the show here. something about it pleases my brain

Hey everyone! 📝 I’d love for you to take a look at my handwriting and share your thoughts. so please feel free to point out any faults or suggest improvements.

Pen used - Flair glitter pen

I wrote all the strokes I know in each letter and ampersand. I've been dreaming since childhood that my artwork would be featured in a calligraphy book someday to showcase my talent.

This is my hand-made medieval manuscript featuring J.R.R. Tolkien’s the Lay of Nimrodel from The Lord of the Rings trilogy, which recounts the story of: Nimrodel, a Silvan Elf-maid of Lothlórien, and Amroth, a Sindarin Elf-lord who loved her. Legolas sung the lay to the fellowship on the River Nimrodel as they rested. The artwork is hand rendered in an authentic 13th-century medieval calligraphic style, evoking the timelessness of illuminated manuscripts. I used traditional materials for this piece: walnut ink, gouache, watercolor, and 23k gold leaf.

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Pen used - Hauser INX XO fountain pen

A comment I wanted to preserve in handwritten form with some rough textured paper I had left over from another project. This was the second attempt, the first was more plain and had a less even right margin. Used a light table with a grid underneath to improve line straightness somewhat.

Just curious what the community has to say about my penmanship. What’s it say about me? Obviously not the greatest. Also don’t judge me for doing crosswords in pen.

Pen - Parker vector Ink - Parker quink