PART 1: Do's and Don'ts of Penmanship from Tamblyn's Home Instructor in Penmanship. No talking ASMR

[@ryancain6012]

Started this book last year. It has been a fantastic resource. My end goal in penmanship is to become proficient in ornamental penmanship. This has been my favourite guidebook so far. Excited to see you going through this one!

[@OpenInkStand]

It's a great book! It'll take time to get through it, but so worth it..

[@bruceosborne1892]

I really like how your Falcon nib writes. Your Penmanship is superb.

[@biggles5633]

A joy to watch you write!

[@GustavoAlves-iq5pc]

Amazing penmanship ! You also fill the pen gracefully. When I fill a pen I always manage to tint my fingers, especialy under the nails, a truck mechanic. Thanks for sharing !

[@OpenInkStand]

I was being extra super duper careful.. it's still a miracle though

[@apscafe]

i love it!

[@terryech9110]

When I was a child in the 50’s all ink bottles that my grandmother used had a reservoir just inside the bottle opening. You would tip the bottle to fill it then open the cap to fill or dip your pen. My grandmother preferred to use a dip pen that she could purchase at the Five and Dime store. The your bottle is very interesting.

[@deejay56]

Hey I have watched many cursive instruction videos recently to try and improve. I have learned one thing, I have to paint my hails pretty. Love the way you write

[@deejay56]

Whoops, I meant nails. Now you know my biggest writing problem

[@SidJ8300]

The moment at 1:37, the thuds that take your imagination to the moment when, one day, the liquid prisoner might end up flowing freely .. 😂😂 Beautiful writing.

[@rokketron]

Gorgeous handwriting ❤

[@jinseinogakuseiesq2724]

Beautiful handwriting .

[@TheKold35]

I’ve been looking for inspiration for ways to connect letters and I’m going to try to mimic your style, I’m in the process of re learning because I stopped writing and I’m very rusty and forgot a lot.

[@terrig5704]

Beautiful. Im just confused with all the differences between the styles and names. Calligraphy, roundhand, engrossers script, Spencerian, Palmers.....Is Penmanship a style or what style or font are our writing here?

[@thegonzalezs4953]

I thought I was the only confused , if there’s any teachers reading our comments, what would be the first one they would recommend to learn . I do like them all . I been practicing Spencerian for few weeks , but I’ll like to learn calligraphy also , to make those nice curves or flourishing as they called .

[@david-co3ww]

Could you show with a dip-pen , please & thankyou .

[@romelmadrayart]

Hi what general nib size do you recommend. I personally find that between a 0.5 platinum preppy vs 0.3 platinum preppy , I get sharper lines but errors are more obvious and i really need to be more focused. Curious as to what nib size you are using for this demonstration. Secondly, is a heavier pen better since the weight of the pen can rest on your hand? Would it make gliding the pen easier and as such does it create a better rhythm? And finally can you recommend any cheap heavier fountain pens, similar to what you use in terms of weight and nib sizing? Personally I prefer a wet pen

[@Valam72A]

Amazing !!

[@paulcarlachapman628]

When you move your pen off the screen it sounds as if you might be screwing something on it? Please, what is happening, and is it something i need to be doing? Also, I i started learning cursive in 1957 in the Second Grade. Evidently my school taught the Zaner-Bloser system because we learned block printing in the first grade, and our old maid Second Grade teacher started us in cursive the first day of school! The cursive we learned was either Palmer Business Cursive or a version of it, because it's very familiar to me. However, teachers allowed us to develop our own handwriting and mine doesn't look that much like Palmer Business Cursive anymore. PBC is lovely -- so simple and yet elegant. I am making some changes to more closely mimic this traditional handwriting. Thank you for your video. I enjoyed watching you write!

[@mardorkhongtani8405]

Can you show me how you hold your pen with your fingers❤🙏💞

[@apscafe]

so amazing to watch

[@kaustubhmistri7132]

Love your content ❣️

[@gordonhall9943]

Did I hear you laugh after banging the bottle? LOL

[@apscafe]

yes dear, i do the same

[@Luaqunix]

It is really fun to write along

[@efranco3598]

Hello Thanks you so much for such an interesting video. Could you tell me what this style of handwriting is called? This is what I was taught in grammar school when I was a kid! I'm now 54 and never knew why my rs, Capital Ts, capital Ws, capital KS, etc looked different than most of friends' lateron in life. Thank you.

[@pvrspvrs4781]

Good afternoon. Please tell me how long it takes to fully study the Palmer method, how long it takes to practice daily and has your real handwriting changed? Thanks

[@user-ef8ow1nz1o]

a lot of it is determined by how excited you are about writing and how it looks in an artful sense, also how it feels. remember to use your whole shoulder, you're shoulder girdle wont visibly move, but internally within your shoulder it will be moving, in a subtle but effective way. also completely loosen the grip on your pen. Just have fun with it if you can and by no time (1 -2 months) you'll really notice a difference.

[@vollmacuser]

Thank you!

[@ELVENGADOR88]

RIP AUGUST NEVILL PALMER

[@nilam9613]

Really miss your voice 😭😭

[@Adam-mh6ko]

das ist unglaublich

[@teresawalker5101]

You forgot to cross your t's.