Caligraphy

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  1. Fonzie

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    That's lovely, Fonzie. I like writing and took penmanship (how old fashioned :eek: ) ... used to be quite good at one time but keyboards have ruined that.

    It's a beautiful dying art ... keep it up.
     
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    Thanks LOL. I don't practice enough due to the keyboard, as you said.
    Now and again I put nib to paper, but only to write the odd christmas or birthday card or when writing a cheque.
    I taught myself from a book and I must confess I don't apply the correct proceedure when making the letters.
    I remember it saying, that you must move the whole arm and rest the pen on the fingers and thumb, which I don't do.
    That's why I think the fingers start to ache when I do a long passage.
    Still, although it's not perfect, I enjoy looking at this type of writing.
     

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