Q&A for How to Draw Fancy Letters

Focus on using your wrist and arm rather than just your fingers to move the pen. First, practice with your wrist to create smaller letters and details. For larger letters, loops, and flourishes, use your shoulder and upper arm to move the pen, which allows your entire arm to guide the strokes. Doing this helps prevent finger strain and provides smoother, more fluid motions. Also, avoid gripping the pen too tightly, as this can lead to discomfort and cramping. Instead, maintain a relaxed grip and practice using your wrist and arm when moving your strokes.

Don't worry about what other people think. As long as you're not going around saying, "Wow, look how cool my handwriting is," people won't mind. They'll probably admire it!

You can use a pencil, colored pencil, marker, paint, or pretty much anything that you can write with.

Have you tried looking at someone else's writing that you thought looked fancy and copied it? You can always do that, just change the writing a bit so you aren't completely copying their writing.