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“Sacred” Gothic
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“Sacred” Gothic

Writing Sacred in custom gothic, Durer based style lettering | Pilot Parallel Pen 6mm

u/justifiedink — 5 hours ago

Barnes's Natural Slant Penmanship, no. 6 (1900). Not as slanted as Palmer/Zaner-Bloser business penmanship.

Zaner and Bloser in The Zanerian Theory of Penmanship, 1894, page 166: "Nearly all defenders of the slope systems said they never put much stress upon slant, and that they did not consider it of much importance. Yet, in the next breath, they would attempt to argue against anything that did not agree with 52°, and proclaim it "un-American." Whereas, anyone at all familiar with the literature of penmanship, knows that slant has been considered a very essential element in good writing; so much so that teachers have been known to quibble for hours at a time as to the relative merits of fifty-one or fifty-two degrees - a portion of a circle so small that not one out of one hundred could distinguish it with the eye unaided by a rule."

u/penpoints — 1 day ago
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Texas Attorney Whose Expensive Pen Ken Paxton Took on Courthouse Camera Appears in Advertisement for James Talarico

Here is the advertisement on YouTube.

u/Afterswiftie — 4 days ago

The Normal Review System of Writing: Vertical Copies, no. 9, by D. H. Farley and W. B. Gunnison, 1894. Brilliant penmanship by Ada Olsen.

u/penpoints — 3 days ago

sticky note quote

"the best closure is knowing that you've tried your best". pen was gelly roll. also solo picture of the calligraphy supervisor, lucy, in the background. she found a spot of sunshine to go on her tummy.

u/alis0ng — 4 days ago

Barnes's National Vertical Penmanship, copybook no. 7, published in 1899. Penmanship by Anna Williams, Sept 1901.

u/penpoints — 5 days ago

Some work lately

Some of my most recent work. Would love some feedback! And maybe other pages I can maybe post my work on? Thank you!

u/Ra6ks_1 — 7 days ago

The Educational System of Round-Hand Vertical Writing, pub. 1897. Handwriting practice by a young student, Edna P. Erskine, from 1899 (date in pencil).

u/penpoints — 7 days ago