ooh as like a hobby? what’re the cool things u discover? I love handwriting, even tho I don’t make the most legible print >m< but most of what I write is for my own eyes so as long as I can understand it idgaf
I helped out with an art project once photographing a very old “illuminated manuscript” book so that it could be restored digitally. Literally pouring over thousand year old handwriting to fill in the time-destroyed gaps where letters used to be. It was neat and it permanently altered my brain to be forever interested in interesting handwriting 😅
Tsk look at this tryhard over here using his brain to do actually cool and interesting things instead of just feeding invaluable manuscripts into the book-eating machine /s
I tried my best at making ai slop manually… back to the prompting board I guess.
Nah it’s awesome!!!
Weird background: I like to study handwriting. I was literally trying to figure out the process 🤣
Start bottom left. Straight line up, then right. Move to the left most part of the next straight line without lifting pen
Jup that’s it, and while it feels natural to me, almost everyone has to do a double take. Not always fun :/
It’s the starting at the bottom part that confused me more, I can’t make that feel natural.
ooh as like a hobby? what’re the cool things u discover? I love handwriting, even tho I don’t make the most legible print >m< but most of what I write is for my own eyes so as long as I can understand it idgaf
I helped out with an art project once photographing a very old “illuminated manuscript” book so that it could be restored digitally. Literally pouring over thousand year old handwriting to fill in the time-destroyed gaps where letters used to be. It was neat and it permanently altered my brain to be forever interested in interesting handwriting 😅
Very cool, I’ve had a very similar experience! PS - please take as constructive criticism that it is to pore over, not pour over.
Tsk look at this tryhard over here using his brain to do actually cool and interesting things instead of just feeding invaluable manuscripts into the book-eating machine /s
Is it ironic that it was because they needed someone good at Photoshop?