Steve
@sdv.eth
Saw this ad and my first thought was what if I could teach my son to write in Helvetica? Papyrus? IBM Plex Mono??
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
Some kids do it by default; crazy https://youtu.be/dIsjKiAYAPQ?si=2fAHlplrFTJJrYx8
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binocularsXLš©
@binocularsx
I was taught cursive and rolled with that my whole life
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Joshua Hyde
@jrh3k5.eth
You're thinking too small. Wingdings.
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netop://ć¦ćØć
@netopwibby.eth
When I was a kid I remember reading a book that had a nice typeface and I promptly switched my writing to match. I was *supposed* to make boring "a"s but I liked the ascender look. My teacher eventually gave up LOL.
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Jarrett
@jarrettr
Make him a comic sans machine
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Mikko
@mikkolagerstedt
haha, wouldāve been more useful than the regular handwriting exercise i did
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Beatriz
@mandolinaes
Once I saw handwriting that I liked so much that I learned to write just to make mine look as similar as possible. At first, it was really hard, but eventually, I mastered that style. However, after a few years, I went back to my original handwriting. In the end, whatever doesn't come from within eventually fades away.
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S.G Baby
@sgbaby.eth
Helvetica papyrus? Whatās that
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Mad Jack š©
@jsheps
Helvetica fr fr
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Tmophoto
@tmophoto
Ok now I am wondering how long it would take to retrain an adult to write in a font.
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