Quote Originally Posted by Myranda View Post
I've gone and done more exploring of this cursive idea after more studying of your guys' attempts and looking at cursive forms of regular Latin letters. It required a lot of undoing/redoing of strokes, but I wouldn't rate it as tough as I initially thought it would be, and here is the result:



I also did this partly as a planned update to the fancier font I released because I wasn't satisfied with the lowercase letters in the initial version of it. As a result, the cursive is a bit different than how one might truly go about it by hand since I designed it to have all letters connect at a single unified height so any letter combination can flow together when typed (i.e. no high- or low- connection variations) as part of said font. Lower case "c" was by far the most annoying letter in cursive, and I did make one compromise where the final stroke of lower case "w" is not connected and has to be done like dotting an i or crossing a t. I made no attempts to include connecting upper case forms for now. In any case, you can use this as a basis and make alterations from there.

For those interested in the font including cursive, I've got the Illustrator work down, but still have all the importing to do to actually make it a font, so you'll have to wait a little longer.

Please look forward to it. Hai. *bow*

Love it, makes mine look like chicken scratch.

Not sure if I should just scratch mine efforts and use yours or not.