How to improve your handwriting

In this video, I will show you how to achieve this handwriting style. I taught myself this handwriting with just a few simple exercises. First, I will show you a few letters that have the biggest impact and make the most noticeable changes to your handwriting. We will go through them together, then I will share a few simple exercises to help you write these letters more beautifully. But before we start, let's do a few light hand exercises. Even if it feels a bit odd, these will help you prevent your hand from getting sore. Move your hand around a bit and make circular motions. These will help you keep your hand relaxed. Also remember not to grip the pen too tightly. Keep it loose and comfortable. Choose a pen that you enjoy writing with. One that you know works well for you. When it comes to this kind of handwriting, I personally prefer using a fountain pen. Another simple tip I love is placing some extra sheets on paper underneath the one you're writing on. It makes the surface a bit thicker, which helps give your handwriting more flow. From this point on, I wouldn't talk much. I will show you each letter, how to write it and the guiding lines, so you can see exactly how the lines flow. You can either watch and practice later or follow along with me and pause the video as needed. So these were the letters that I think make the biggest difference when it comes to this style of handwriting. I also linked some exercises for my handwriting practice worksheet below, so you can use them. These will help you master the strokes and improve how you write the letters. So these are a few simple exercises you can do regularly, especially if you're just starting out to warm up before you begin to writing. When it comes to the pens, so honestly, it doesn't really matter which one you're choosing to write with. So if you like, I could even make a video about my favorite pens, because I have a quite collection of different ones. I do think the pen you use can make a difference, so pick one that feels good and works well for you. So I hope this video was helpful and have fun practicing your new handwriting. Bye!