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A Question of Practice

The following represents my own perspective on this important question and how it applies to the form of script I practice, namely Engrosser's script. My approach to practicing script can be applied to almost any area of endeavor such as sports, art, etc. that involves practice and learning.

Don Moy Envelope

Lessons in Script: Fundamental Forms

In this article I will examine the fundamental strokes that make up the lower case letterforms in Engrosser's script (Figure 1). It is important to understand that I will be discussing my version of Engrosser's script.

Lessons in Engrosser's Script: Group IV Lowercase

In this installment we will examination the last group of lower case letterforms (Figure 1). You will notice that the letters ‘z’ and ‘p’ are separated from the grouping of letters ‘b’, ‘h’ and ‘y’. This was done because the ‘z’ and the ‘p’ are special cases.

Letter Xx

Roundhand or Engrosser's Script

Roundhand has been in use for a number of centuries and today the bulk of the engrossing business is done in this style. No one who is skillful in this art heeds to be without profitable employment. It is therefore not necessary to speak further of its merits and value.

Needle Script Signature

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