Spencerian Practice with a Flex Nib Fountain Pen 

Practicing Spencerian script from a workbook a friend gifted me. Spencerian Script is a vintage form of cursive handwriting. Named after Platt Rogers Spencer, this form of writing was widely implemented in the United States between 1850 to 1925; a time period is regarded as the golden age of ornamental penmanship.
The gracefulness of writing depends on the muscle movements of holding the pen, determining the lines and strokes. Small writings such as lowercase letters require limber finger movements. Upper case letters with large sizes, and bold shades, uses a combination of finger, wrist, and arm movements.