They don't follow a set stucture as most are based around freeform Calligraphy
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Hello everyone, Im new here
At college we are working on a typography project
And My group chose the theme "cursives"
So we're all researching 'bout cursives all over the place..
what I found so far is that "cursives" are usually referred to as "scripts"
From what I read there realy is no "cursive" in typography. Cursive really reffers to our actual handwriting...
...ANYWAY...
What I really wanted to find is some type of diagram of the script typeface's anatomy.
I've see all over the place diagrams such as this:
Anatomy of a Character - Fonts.com
but I never saw a diagram for the scripts...
so my questions is.....
Do scripts follow a particular structure? If so where can I find it?
thank you very much in advance!!
cheers
They don't follow a set stucture as most are based around freeform Calligraphy
Calligraphy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dont ask because I don't know
That's true. Of course, you're touching on the way you learn to write letters, how you are taught to join up your writing. There is a 'set' way of doing this that means certain letters don't join to each other.
Of course, for anyone who has ever seen my handwriting, you'll know I flout this totally and therefore people think my handwriting could be a serial killer's; not one letter is drawn the same.
Thanks so much emilee and zumojuice!!
Subtlety is my middle name... and first and last in case you didn't get the point.
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