Hashiriya wrote:

will this help you? http://www.yamasa.cc/members/ocjs/kanji … enDocument

Yeah, that's somewhat like what I've been doing.  I had the stroke order (I'm not so lazy as not to learn that! :p), but the hooks are very exaggerated.  I'll probably end up dropping them entirely and going with something like this:


...or maybe one of the loopy ones that xaarg posted.

I'll write out a few lines of just ふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふふ and see what I can write most neatly/easily.

Last edited by hereticalrants (2009 October 28, 12:40 am)

hereticalrants wrote:

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f128/ … rth/fu.gif

Why are you using such a difficult variant of fu, if your handwriting is bad? Just drop all the hooks. Make sure you see the red triangle in your mind to get the balance right like in this picture I just quickly put together:

And please keep all lines the same width. You are not using a brush.

Last edited by xaarg (2009 October 28, 7:56 am)

I wouldn't go that far. Many kana have hane (the "hooks" we're talking about) in handwritten forms. Many people wouldn't write い or り without the hane on the left stroke.

Last edited by furrykef (2009 November 02, 12:47 am)