Reddit reviews Written Letters: 33 Alphabets for Calligraphers

Still working on foundational using the exemplar/ductus I purchased here, with caps based on this book (which I recommend for people who do broad-edged scripts; it's a bit old, but there's a lot of good stuff to at least get started).

I think I have already improved over yesterday's attempt, though I certainly haven't mastered anything. Mini self-critique:

• Gotta work on letter spacing!!!
  
• Still struggling with "k" "d" "b" "g" "l" and "w" and all of the majuscules.
  
• Drew the "d" ascender in the wrong direction on the last line ("Salvador") but don't think it's too obvious.
  
• Still no idea how to do a question mark in foundational, but this was a better attempt from last time.
  
• Also don't know how to do the ampersand but I kind of like what I cobbled together (originally just wrote "et" [sort of] but then decided to add height -- so more of an Et).
  
• some of my x-heights are a tad off; should have probably made my guidelines a bit darker.
  
  Y'all are so helpful to me with your critiques and tips. Would love to hear your comments as always. Thank you so much!!!

It is from Jackie Svaren's Written Letters.