This is art. Why. Because it is beautiful.

Right. I almost found it toooo precise.

It's not computer precise. That is obvious because of the pressure differences and the alignment issues. It's clear that it is a specialized pen that is probably for calligraphy. Now saying that, the cursive is beautiful. You can tell it's hand written just from the "e" letters alone. But I wouldn't be mad at all if someone handwrote me a letter using this method. It's lovely.

@@revelationtek3 the writing has perfection you ought to agree this. And as far as calligraphy is considered, it's not merely bcoz of a specialized pen. And also it's not that easy as it seems

@@revelationtek3 In one of the comments the creator of the video mentioned "It's a Pencil. Camlin Klick Pro 0.9 mm mechanical pencil." Not a calligraphy pen. The effect is merely from the person's artistic abilities...

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Nah it's practice, this guy dedicated a lot of hardwork to achieve such beauty 👍

may I ask what kind of pen is that? I'd like to get one.

@@wisdomisfolly444 It's a Pencil. Camlin Klick Pro 0.9 mm mechanical pencil

@@MaKWorld awsome thank you! I thought it was a pencil but it came out so lovely. 👍🇦🇺

I have a friend just like that. Her handwriting was so beautiful. Not fancy but always perfect. Her father made signs, i bet he taught her how to write so beautifully. It just came natural to her. I do remember her name.

@@totallydomestic433 Definitely, if he was a signwriter, he would have definitely wrote with her as a kid. To practice handwriting, learn spelling etc, but no doubt as recreation. Good father! My Dad made me write, copy poems etc, but it didn't do me much good, being a boy. Boys seem to lack that care, that attention of detail, at this age. The only reason my own Dad had excellent handwriting was because he would get his hands smacked at school if he didn't practice hard. Later I became an artist, before I taught at a school, and suddenly all I ever wrote in was block capitals. People say I write incredibly neatly, and my writing is very readable, but it's just serving a purpose (to be clear) and it's "accurate" because of my artistic skill (as an ex-illustrator). But it's not unique, or beautiful, in any way. Incidentally, that girl who I talked about above, we used to collaborate. She loved my sketches that I'd leave lying around my desk, and one time she brought her book to me and asked me to draw her a soldier walking in the snow, because she'd written a poem about war (in her amazing handwriting). Afterwards it became a ritual, rather annoying at times, but her English book could have been put in a gallery, with our combined efforts. Great handwriting always impresses me. Every year I always look forward to finding out who those hidden unsung talents are out of the kids in the class, and I always sing them praises because of it.

It's moments like these that make life worth living

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can you write it just with any pen ?

It was opposite for me.

It was love at first write ✍️

I believe that’s when the DUMBINGG down started.

They didn't teach me cursive like this, this would have changed my life

You can learn it on your own if it inspires you. Wait until you see calligraphy!

Yes, not enough school hours to teach everything, they had to knock out good things to make room for all of the brainwashing they’re doing to our children!

Public schools don't. ACE Christian schools still do...thankfully! Reason 467654 to get your kids out of public school!!!

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Super sooo beautiful

@@MaKWorld This just amazing!!! Respect to you.

@@MaKWorld Kon sa pen hai bhai

Next time someone comes to attack u with a Sword , be sure to use a PEN .

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I’m from the U.S, and I learned cursive in my elementary years, but my son, who is 19 now, was never taught it at school.

@@Arlene_436 Interesting! In France they still learn it at school. My nephew who is 6 is learning how to write and he’s learning cursive.

Unfortunately schools in the US don’t teach cursive anymore like they did back then. I don’t even write cursive these days. Mines is a mix.

@Dee Dee You have it in a nutshell! So sad, eh?

Education in the UK was hijacked by the Elites back in 1994. They managed to install an Education Minister who did the bidding of the private investors in the 1% who wanted to "buy" the Education system and turn the 90% of UK schools that were government (state) run and turn them into for profit "academies". Along with the takeover, came HUGE reform to the education system at large. The changes were compulsory, even for most private schools (not Elite schools - mind you), and were to be adopted immediately. Some independant private schools had 3 years allowance before they had to switch - the Elites didn't want to annoy the upper class by causing stress for their sons and daughters who were already starting their GCSE's. But the changes basically removed almost all creative endeavors (Art, poetry, music, handwriting etc) and instead of teaching towards "appreciation", they were forced to teach "regurgitation". Spelling and grammar mistakes were no longer punished in the standardized tests. In short, it was the "dis-education" of Britains kids. The last thing the Elite want, is a well informed, critical thinking, creative youth! My then English teacher wrote a letter to the Minister of Education warning him about the consequences of the changes, and asking who no practicing education representatives (such as himself) were consulted first? Well, he got his answer. And he retired exactly 3 years later and became a playwright, and started a dramatics group and toured Europe and the UK. He refused to go back to Education. Today in the UK, over 80% of schools in the North are "Academies". In the richer South, it's a little less around 65%. But within the next decade or two, it will be all. My Dad went to school in the 1930's and he had the most beautiful script, as did all students of that era (not many left alive though unfortunately). The kids took it as a half hour lesson every day, for four years, and if they made a mistake they got their hands thwacked. Of course, that was then, but today in the majority of state schools - the entire system is unconcerned about the kids ability and results come the end of their education - OTHER than hitting those magical targets to get more funding from the taxpayer to give a return to whichever multi millionaire elite "bought" the Academy. They even changed the entire grading system so now "D's" count as full passes, essentially giving the green light to kids to pass who, just 20 years ago, would have outright failed because they don't have the accepted standard of education. The dumbing down of Britain. And America. And Australia. Scandanavia is destroying us in Education, and the Elites have zero interest in adopting their amazing systems. It goes against their agenda.

Wow

Why would we find it hard to believe? 😅 Nice one Dad!

@@Unawareparrot I don't believe the father of a complete stranger could possibly have beautiful handwriting!

@@sam08g16 Well I guess, but why would they lie about something so trivial? 😅

@@Unawareparrot Haha thanks for believing! Just wanted to share since the video is related.

Notice they're not writing fast - that shit takes time to make pretty. If he was taking a college professor's notes in class I doubt it would be this perfect.

@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight of course not. But his scribble is still probably a thousand times more legible than mine.

It isn't, the clue is "pro"

@@desperatelyseekingrealnews It's still a pencil rather than a copperplate nib, which splays when you press to get wider lines. It's not obvious to me how to vary the line width so much with a pencil.

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Don't hurt your self To take your eyes off. Just a second to closed your eyes only..

@@Freedom-Free yep

is this all from a pencil? What kind of pencil is this?

Motyasaarkhe akshar, atisunder.

@@comscom it's just a led pencil if you watched til the end he displays it there

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very nice i like writing style thanks for l saw you how to write like that keep it very well

i think its mainly because the tech age basically made writing in your homework and assignments a thing of the past. now kids are printing their homeworks and sending it in via the internet. covid spread that process even faster. when i was growing up i learned standard writing like everyone else but when we learned cursive it was only for like 1 or 2 years and then once it was over it was a weird transition to going back to standard or keeping with cursive. and it ends up just being a jumbled mess as. I write in standard but my letters definitely connect at points like im still writing cursive for some letters and its a habit i never got rid of. my writing is horrible.....its the definition of chicken scratches. it looks like i was trying to write with my off hand

@@RavagHer I don't fully agree. My school put a lot of emphasis on writing in notebooks and my classmates handwriting was mediocre, at best. Other than that, it has quickly become worse due to the pandemic, as you implied.

@@4ld3m4r5 Depends on the place, my old school (even before covid) didn't gave a fuck about cursive writing, it's been like, idk, 8 years since I wrote cursive? And no, nothing bad came out of it, it's just the new normal and, honestly, I think I grew to like it

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It's bcz today ppl have regressed to being illiterate once again. In my time the only ones who couldn't write cursive script were those who were still learning their a,b,c's in kindy to grade 1. Students are not as smart today with their technology, as those who went to school decades ago. Also when I see on public transport what young ppl are watching on their mobile phones, they watch ridiculous cartoons, games & really silly things. That's far from educational. They are not watching anything useful. When I read online, I notice hardly anyone can spell anymore. I find spelling mistakes everywhere actually. Spelling was drilled into us, not now though. This is so sad.

I’m about to CRYYYY 🥰

Probably no practice, just a gift from GOD.

@@Ashley50144 Why?

It's called cursive. Everyone use to write that way. It looks nice but this person would have died of old age before finishing a book report. They quit teaching it so people can't understand how to read old documents.

Why??? It’s useless, I had to learn it, never used it, never will

Enjoying this half asleep realizing doing them alphabetically 🤦🏻‍♀️🤯

Sorry your dad was like that. I had similar parent-homework issues. I could right as neet (neat?) like this as a kid. But different and not cursive. Today...I don't have the patients

that's calligraphy I guess

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Haha, same here. My dad once told me sister and me to each take a volume from the encyclopedia and copy a passage. When we were done, we had to give it to him to inspect. He looked at my sister's, who writes tiny, and said, "Good job, you may go play." Off she went. Then it was my turn. I write HUGE. He looked at it, said rewrite it smaller. So I did. And again he said to write it again smaller. I had to do that 3 times before he was satisfied and I could go play. Haha. And my father had neat handwriting too. And yes, this video is calligraphy, not cursive.

Lmao true, when i was a child, my mom sent me to a handwriting class. Unfortunately, i'm currently 21 and all i do is typing on PC and phones, so i forgot all the handwriting. Oh well, so much money poured into classes all went to waste 🤡, even college doesn't require me to handwrite anything. 🗿

In Vietnam do you use Roman letters in writing or from what I know you have your own Vietnamese calligraphy aside from Roman letters

@@sweetmjful Yes, we do use Roman letters in writing, our language is based on Latin letters after all. BUT we have some weird calligraphy style with Latin letters OR Chinese letters. In the past, we used Chinese characters i think but after the French occupation (of course, it's always the french, JK😂) we switched to Latin letters. P/S: i'm not 100% sure, i'm just your average dumbass student so take this as a grain of salt.

@@sweetmjful The Vietnamese's own script called Chu Nom, is no longer popular. It is only used in the art of calligraphy or you can see it in ancient temples and pagodas. Currently, Vietnamese people just use Latin letters in daily life.

@Homlio Memes🤧 My aunt is a elementary teacher, she said "having the beautiful handwriting is like a beautiful soul, clean and neat handwriting will shape your personality into a well-disciplined person". But idk, with my horrible handwriting and my shit-disciplined ass, it fits relatively well 😭.

What kind of pen are they using, do you know?

@@theresasmith7230 In another comment, the creator said it's a Camlin Klick Pro 0.9mm mechanical pencil.

I'm not sure but I think it may be one of those liquid lead pencils. Those pencils write a really dark black rather than the grey you usually see from pencil lead. It takes a little getting used to because it feels weird on the paper as you write. Another reason I think that is because it is crazy hard to get the thick and thin lines necessary to give the copperplate look like this.

@@theresasmith7230 at 0:16 the exact name and lead is mentioned

I'm embarrassed I missed that. Thanks for your reply. What a bunch of nice people you're awesome!

Depends where you come from, we are taught this in UK, most other English speaking countries don't write this way.

@@Ant-dx8yt Not true we were taught to write in cursive in like 5th grade in America. I think they stopped teaching it though

Wdrf ok

my school did, and I didnt give a fk because chicken scratch gets the job done in 10x the speed.

Yes it is sad, it’s an art form for people who can do it well (I can’t, mine is forced cursive).I still hand write in cursive though when I must hand write.

Exactly..I WAS GONNA SAY THAT BRUH😂

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Right I'm like wait😂

What type of pen is used here?

Thank You😊😊

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하나님을 욕하지 마시오.

no you can still think that you are the best, that what you SHOULD think, because you have to believe in yourself.

Hey i can do it better

You were a kid in 50's ??🤯 my parents were born in 70's , how old are you?

@@newbabies923 yes uncle how old are u.

@@newbabies923 he is in his 70s

@@chetan.536 it blew my mind that some ppl are actually old (not in negative ways)

@@newbabies923 well, if i have counted on my fingers correctly, being a kid in the 50'-60s must give a 65-70 years old person now (?) 🤔

Can you share how his writing looked :pp pls post a video we would love to see

I bet he was gay. Hetro’s aren’t artsy enough

@@davidrichardson4361 Most stupid comment of the year goes too.......David Richardson 😂

This ain’t no hobby for straight people

@@davidrichardson4361 You know from experience it seems?

This happened longer in the past than today . By 6th grade for me we didnt need to use cursive anymore. Im 36 btw now. By 15 computers with aol online were common.. by 19-20 i got my first smart phone i didnt write much anymore. Writing hurts my hands now. And i lost all ability to do cursive because i forgot mostly.. Its just how things arr now today for a lot of people. I talk abiut this in person and there are tons of people like me i come accross

In a global world, it would be careless of one to lose the ability to write in cursive. I see my kids having to almost have someone translate cursive writing to them exactly because American public schools no longer care how one writes, not even in print. My son's 1st grade teacher answered my concern for my son's penmanship with these words "it's about what they write, not how they write it." I find that lazy. Both are equally important. What one writes won't matter if it can't be read.

Cursive writing teaches eye hand coordination, trains the eyes to read left to right, and teaches how to calm down the brain. When schools eliminated this subject for young children, dyslexia, poor reading skills, mental illness, and attention disorders skyrocketed for this demo. Hey, it's far better to place kids on psych drugs for the rest of their lives than to teach a passé skill.

@@chronos401 , very interesting theory, and it borders on my theory about the speed on which the youth has been viewing contents on the internet. Their brains cant calm down if they tried to and here we are with an unprecedented amount of anxiety disorders, suicide, tics (Tourette), you name it. Sad state. Very hard times for us parents of the first generation to have been born using the internet to navigate.

Please explain to me why cursive is needed in a world where nearly everyone types in phones and computers and will in the future rely entirely on voice recognition software to communicate. Yes, cursive can be beautiful to look at, but at a time when schools have already cut Art, Music and Civics classes to the bone, do they really need to budget for classes in cursive writing instead? The world has changed, like it or not, and having the ability to write a lovely handwritten Thank You note isn't on most young people's agenda. Particularly if they have to spend hours in the classroom learning it when they could be learning something that will prepare them for the real world.

Main reverse handwriter hu Matlab English language ko right to left likhta Hu aur usay mirror me dekhkar padha jasakta sakta hai without mirror ke padha nhi jasakta sakta hai

@@mdtanweeransari5653 I don't know what you said but beautiful hand writing.

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Coming again this Winter.

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What kind of pencil is that?

Hi every body

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I love a great pen too. I visited a Mont Blanc store and the salesperson complimented me on my calligraphy skills. I don't know calligraphy. I was so flattered. Little did I know the pen was over 1K!

@@mzche1999 that's so cool. I owned a really rare and expensive ink pen when I was younger, I get sad till this day because I don't know what happened to it 🙁

@@LifehasHearts that's why I didn't buy it. I'm still upset that a way cheaper pen was taken years ago...lol

The pen/pencil is key!

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I was taught cursive in school (80s baby) and not every capital letter connected to the lower case ones.

@Lydia Krow So in other words, you're just trying to find SOMETHING wrong with the handwriting, despite the fact that it's PERFECT & YOU can't write like that, correct? Seems to me that at least 98% of the contents section is mesmerized by it except for you and a few other haters.....🤷🏾‍♀️😂 No need to reply, because I'm not reading it.....

​@ChaStity exactly

Repent to Jesus Christ “But love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting to get anything back. Then your reward will be great, and you will be children of the Most High, because he is kind to the ungrateful and wicked.” ‭‭Luke‬ ‭6:35‬ ‭NIV‬‬ ht

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Everyone starts somewhere! If you keep it up and put your 1,000th attempt next to your first, you’ll probably be shocked at your improvement! Maybe practice on less expensive materials in between, though. :)

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Hope you wrote ,"Herbie is plain dumb" on that paper! 😉

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Well, it looks difficult to me. We weren't taught this in the 70s UK. It's artistic!

I was taught a different type of cursive in Portugal, it´s hard to explain but it looks beautiful when someone really skilled does it. Lots of students back in the days had really pretty hand writing, those days are for the most part gone.

Igualmente , fui a la escuela en 1960 y tambien me enseñaron ha escribir con canutero y tinta. Bellos recuerdos.

Right! I don’t have that kind of control! My writing is terrible.

@@aterryadg "Practice!"

@@aterryadg Don't worry too much about it, most things are digitalized nowadays regardless.

They dont do it anymore? I remember doing it in the fourth grade being told to only write in cursive and well did for like one month. The 5th grade came around and nobody bothered doing it anymore.

Older folks absolutely hate that cursive isn’t taught anymore but what was the real point of even learning it? I’m 33 and have literally never written or read cursive since elementary school

In the US, you learned one of four different styles of cursive, depending on when you went to school. Spencerian, Palmer, Zaner-Bloser, or D'Nealian. The above is a calligraphy script, which was not taught in schools.

Imagine geting lowerst grade for it and one who writed horobly bad got the highest. i mean dont judge sry

Yup....inaccaplible 4 aswering exam paper

Like when SpongeBob wrote THE

When I was in school in fifth grade we had a test for copy writing I always score highest marks but not like this hand writing I have never even tried this may be I could when I was younger,. things can happen if you try