Handwrittenstyle
Handwritten style is a category of typographic design that imitates human handwriting. It encompasses a spectrum from casual, loopy scripts to more formal calligraphy-inspired fonts. In typography, handwritten styles introduce variability in letter shapes, baselines, and stroke widths, reflecting the irregularities of natural writing while preserving legibility in print or digital media.
Origin and development: Handwritten-style typefaces emerged as designers sought a more personal, approachable look than traditional
Common examples include Comic Sans, Lucida Handwriting, Bradley Hand, Segoe Script, and other family styles. They
Design considerations: Handwritten-style fonts vary in legibility depending on letter spacing, stroke contrast, and whether characters
In digital contexts, handwritten style also intersects with input methods such as handwriting recognition and stylus