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[laaurel.insanejournal.com]

sooo
i thought this would be fun & then forgot about it & then was reminded so:
yes!

let's talk about various writin' related charactery things! ♥
also looking at handwriting-type fonts is fun, so
here's an excuse.

answer these as much or as little as you like--

✉ Character Name:
✉ Writing Style: Anything notable about the way they write in the journals? Is it different from the way they write for school assignments? Less punctuation, doodling? Cursive v. print? Messy v. neat?
✉ Stationery & implements: Is your character the type to use cutesy patterned paper? Colored gel pens? Quills? Do they have special paper for class or notes? What's their planner look like?
✉ Example handwriting: Show off an example of their writing, if you want!! If it's a font, maybe note the name for reference/proper credit. c:

wheeeee

<b>Character Name:</b> <b>Writing Style</b>: <b>Stationery & implements</b>: <b>Example handwriting</b>:

Comments

Hazel

[lilwitchhazel]

Character Name: Hazel Keating
Writing Style: A little childish and uneven. The letters are really not all the same size but at least it's pretty legible because she spaces her letters out - and it largely remains legible even when she's in a rush. She draws a lot of faces and hearts and uses short hand (lol omg). And extra letters and punctuation.
Stationery & implements: Whatever, really. She's not picky - she'll use anything that's around - pens, pencils, any scrap of paper. She's not the best at not making a mess with quills but she does use them if they're the only thing around. Her notes are a disaster of scraps of paper shoved into textbooks, notebooks (which are also filled with notes), and folders.
Example handwriting: Hurry-up