Watching this video has reminded me that along with the banner stencils I own, I also have a book that teaches how to draw initial letters like in medieval manuscripts. I used to use those with my headers when I first started bullet journaling. I'd forgotten these last couple of years and right now the book is packed away in one of a multitude of boxes as I prepare to move houses. Thank you the reminder. 😊
I have to chuckle a little about the slanted cursive because when I was a kid in 2nd grade, (in the US) about seven years old, it was the standard to write cursive with a forward slant, that's how the teacher taught us in school. I'll just say that was many years ago.
I think this is super satisfying. I remember taking pages of scratch paper and trying to come up with original fonts in 3rd grade when my BFF brought to school a book of all kinds of lettering styles. The book was "Letter Art" from the American Girl Library.
When you saw your elephant in your yellow scribbles, I saw an elephant in the other direction. Like an elephant plushie sitting with its trunk out. 💛 🐘
There was a style from...I believe the first journal in 2023 (sorry if I got that wrong) with headers that were like HeAdEr. I thought when I saw it looked really cute and fun so I did it to see how it looks irl (haven't we all had times we saw something looked good on a screen then irl we didn't like it?) and it looked so cute I love it so much!
@@JashiiCorrin Possibly. Whichever, it looks super cute! I actually did it in another journal I'm using to plan a holiday, thinking of using it for my next main journal