Do artists tend to have beautiful or messy handwriting?
I think it would be interesting to compare there writing and artwork.
Do you think it would show similarities?
Answer:
As an art teacher I can testify that most of my writing and the writing of MANY of my students is unreadable. Not even to those of us who wrote it.
I'm a decent artist, and my handwriting is horrible and microscopic. I'm also lefthanded. But you can read my name on my work!
Personally I am an artist among other things, and my handwriting is never consistent, it goes from extremely good to extremely bad depending on my mood, but my moods have never been consistent, therefore I believe that is what gives me perspective to be creative. Also handwriting has changed dramatically in the last century, peoples artistic calligraphic freehand has diminished obviously, just look at the handwriting on the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, very few people these days could even begin to write that way, and the people who freehanded these documents probably didn't even consider themselves artistic, by the way, do you know who actually "penned" these documents?
Im an artist and I have a messy messy handwriting.
Only I can understand it and some people say its beautiful weird huh? i know...my signature is original and beautiful. I think artists are creative and we might even create our own and crazy handwriting.
im an artist and my handwriting is neat, i wouldnt say beautiful though
I'm an art student and my writing is barely legible and not beautiful by any standards. I'm left handed and I've got the claw hand thing goin on when I write. I don't think it is terribly important.
Dyslexics tend to be more right brained and consequently have high artistic talents,there handwriting though tends to be horrendous and is called dysgraphia.
messy. i dont know any websites but my super talented friend writes lyk first grader. i think it wood show similarities.
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