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Sttrrreeakkk! Turn the car around, was that a chocolate store!? I loved the way the left the E out at the end of Chocolate~~~
Cursive is one of my favourite bands. Tim Kasher is such a nice guy and he creates such intense music, with Cursive as well as The Good Life. Had the pleasure to speak with him twice, once representing Cursive, once The Good Life. I like the shirt because it's probably the only shirt with fairies on it, that a guy can wear without looking too girlie.
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This is my cursiff handwriting. Yes, cursiff. I also have one with regular writing. I dont really know any upper case letters in cursiff and there are some lowercase ones that I dont know how to do when they are connected, so I just make stuff up.
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rules:
your name and your username
right or left handed?
favourite letters to write?
least favourite letters to write?
write "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
tag six friends
Tagging:
virginiarose. I spelled it wrong though...
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My niece working on her cursive. She's pretty hardworking. I love her.
Random Fact: I think that teaching typing is more important than cursive nowadays.
Just noticed this tiny bit of our honeysuckle vine growing in cursive. Hadn't considered vine calligraphy before.
Cursive performing a free acoustic show at Amoeba Hollywood for the release of their new album, I AM GEMINI.
These are pretty self explanatory. Except for one cool thing... the language is readable upside-down!
Taalen, the language, is maapeasa.
Serali, a girl who loves scripts, is pengita (typo in the image - it's NOT -t'ha).
Dauyn, spider (literally, it steps around) is maanoash.
Teitha means "letters".
Eidyn is how Aidan would be spelled by the Taala.
Shai is "fire".
Shouva is "image" - though there are spelling errors - it's missing the fricative mark, and has an extra syllable; it actually says shoubana. Oy.
Tsul means "I walk", from shul, to walk. The 1sg agentive prefix is n-, which combines with a following s or sh to make ts, but is written with the nasalizer and the original form of the word. At least, it can be written that way. Typo here too - it says tsol because I put the vowel mark on the wrong side of the line.
Boingi is there for Serali, who also loves boingies.
Sovyrandas is the name of the Taala capital. Though this actually says Sobrydas, thanks to my spelling errors.
Sera, leis, and than are the 3 Forces of which the universe is made, characterized by water, earth, and fire, and somewhat corresponding to passive, neutral, and active.
Sorry about the typos/spelling errors - still getting used to the script, obviously. It's easier to read than you'd think - for me it is, anyway. My problem is I keep thinking of English, which connects the upstrokes of the u at the bottom, for example, so I keep putting the diacritic beneath the line - which makes it o.
I'm already freaking out about what I might be forgetting.
I can tell you already that I need to add to those lists:
-Bongo
-list of addresses for sending postcards
-red patent high heel mary janes
Oh, right, this is for trip to Edinburgh and Manchester and other parts UK. Leave next week.
View large if you want to read and help me pack.
Here is how I make a cobra glyph for the alphabetic sign for "dj". Curling back toward the head was a much rarer habit than trailing away from the head, but I have seen examples that resemble mine. In any case, if you wish to model yours on a more typical example, that is your choice. The rhythm of this one seems more natural to me, especially with a harder pen or rougher paper.
If you think Chinese style graph paper could help, check this out: