May 15, 2025
It's not Spencerian but its also not not Spencerian you get me?
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It's not Spencerian but its also not not Spencerian you get me?
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I think my Spencerian looks good for someone who only started using it last night. The other script I used was Carolingian, which is again, something I only picked up recently. I've been practicing various versions of textura over the years and I wanted to try something new.
I have a commission slot for these open over on my ko-fi now, for $20 (AUD), but for now I'm just doing whatever I think is funny. I'm also planning to set up character art commissions at some point, but probably not for a while because here in Aus the weather is warming up and I don't deal well with that.
A better version of the Spencerian Ladies Hand, with principle strokes included. Also a page of guidelines.
My strokes are still a little wobbly in places, but it does look a little better than last time I think. I'm planning to mess around with my flat pencil brush so the shading is more consistent as well.
I'm planning to make a higher quality copy of the Spencerian Ladies Hand exemplars I just finished at some point, but for now you can download decent quality versions of them over on my ko-fi for free.
The main difference between Ladies Hand and Medium Hand is that in Ladies Hand the ascenders and descenders are three times the X height and in Medium Hand they're only twice the X height. In the Italian variation, shading is on the upstroke rather than the downstroke, or it's just written in reverse, I don't know. Given the limitations of a pointed pen, I'm assuming it's written in reverse.
Alais de Beaulieu, Jean Baptiste, -1 688. Lart d'ecrire, 1680. TypW 615.80.134 Houghton Library, Harvard University
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