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Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand?
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by Cloasse on Sat Dec 31, 2011 5:11 pm
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by Lord Saladin on Sat Dec 31, 2011 5:49 pm
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by LittleMissGeorgia on Sat Jan 14, 2012 7:23 am
I love everyone's handwritten notes! They feel really nice and personal, it feels like your sort of seeing a little more of them.
Personally, I prefer to type though. It's much faster, you don't get tired, there's spell check so I notice if I've made mistakes, it's really easy to read, change, move about and send to others. Also, I'm a little embarrassed by my handwriting. It's never really been tidy and I'd love to be one of those people with lovely neat writing who can chose what style they write in. But, unfortunately, no matter how hard I try, I can't be. So I suppose I'm just going to have to stick to typing for now.
Personally, I prefer to type though. It's much faster, you don't get tired, there's spell check so I notice if I've made mistakes, it's really easy to read, change, move about and send to others. Also, I'm a little embarrassed by my handwriting. It's never really been tidy and I'd love to be one of those people with lovely neat writing who can chose what style they write in. But, unfortunately, no matter how hard I try, I can't be. So I suppose I'm just going to have to stick to typing for now.
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by iMinstrelsy on Sat Feb 04, 2012 2:10 am
My hand-writing is terrible, and because of the flawed way that I learned how to hold a pencil. :P I prefer typing!
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by Zanven Serpentheim on Mon Mar 05, 2012 8:48 am
I prefer typing. Because, I am two hundred and fifty percent faster at it. But, with lyric writing; it all goes on paper.
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by loowman141414 on Sat Mar 10, 2012 4:49 pm
I do both computer and freehand. I prefer computer because I type more quickly and can vent what I think quicker, however, when I am developing a character and go into my room listen to music and create them with paper and pen.
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by slcam on Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:05 pm
I actually do not prefer one over the other. My hand writing is ugly, and I type super slow and constantly feel dyslexic XD. I definitely write by hand more though.
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by talihashi on Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:59 am
I prefer processor most definitely. For multiple reasons. I'm left handed, so after writing for a while the stuff I'm writing starts to smear and I find the left side of my hand is covered in it. And also I have some stories I was working on writing long ago, and they are hard to read and in a delicate state because I wrote it by hand. Obviously I could have kept better care of it but hey I was a kid.
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by El_Gringo on Wed Mar 14, 2012 4:47 pm
Processor. I like freehand but unfortunately I'm apt to either lose what I write or write so damn messy that when I come back to it I may have problems reading it. I can write neat, but it takes time and effort, when I really get flowing it can be hard for others to read. On a processor it can be saved and easily stored elsewhere and I don't have to worry about legibility.
Plus as Talihashi said, being left handed makes writing a little more difficult at times. I am right handed, but have been told I write as if it were a left hand, if that makes sense to you.
Plus as Talihashi said, being left handed makes writing a little more difficult at times. I am right handed, but have been told I write as if it were a left hand, if that makes sense to you.
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Re: Pen vs. Processor: Do You Still Freehand? ( )
by jnfjnjty on Wed Mar 14, 2012 8:31 pm
Oh goodness, all these handwritten notes xD I personally LOVE the idea of filling journal upon journal with handwritten words, but....that's a lot of work. Typing is much more suited to how I write, I think, because I think so far ahead and then I can't writ ethe words as fast as I can type them. So yeah, I prefer typing, but I think I would like to be able to write better,
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