practice grid for drawing kanji - downloadable pdf

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Reply #1 - 2012 February 05, 2:23 pm
numan New member
From: San Francisco Registered: 2011-06-04 Posts: 5

Made this for myself, but thought others might like to have it. Just a bunch of orderly boxes with subtle 1/4 sub-divisions. I print 'em out as needed for practice.

http://www.numanbeing.com/kanji/kanji_practice_grid.pdf

Last edited by numan (2012 February 05, 2:25 pm)

Reply #2 - 2012 February 05, 7:19 pm
onafarm Member
Registered: 2005-11-12 Posts: 129 Website

I have a collection of different sizes here: http://wazu.jp/kana/downloads.html

Reply #3 - 2012 February 05, 8:07 pm
Daichi Member
From: Washington Registered: 2009-02-04 Posts: 450

http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/genkoyoushi/

Or just make any possible size you might want with this.

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Reply #4 - 2012 February 07, 12:23 am
numan New member
From: San Francisco Registered: 2011-06-04 Posts: 5

Cool. Still happy with mine because I like the subdividers (I compare my characters to the stroke diagrams on jisho.org.

Reply #5 - 2012 February 07, 1:17 am
PsychWardSoldier New member
From: United States South Carolina Registered: 2012-02-05 Posts: 7

numan wrote:

Cool. Still happy with mine because I like the subdividers (I compare my characters to the stroke diagrams on jisho.org.

I like the sub-dividers, they would help me scale different parts of the more complex kanji, I think.
After I'm done with RTK, and want to pick up my writing practice, I think I'll give these a shot.
Thanks for sharing. The more resources people share, the better equip we all are.

Last edited by PsychWardSoldier (2012 February 07, 1:17 am)

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