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Stretch your creative muscles. Inspiring creativity through playful exploration

Writing in the hand of a historical figure can feel like a form of pretending or acting, and it can be a supportive and empowering experience. It can also be a way to view your writing ideas through the lens of a person’s hand with whom you have a meaningful relationship. This can be a test of your writing ability and a way to stretch your creative muscles in new directions.

Have a Say in the Next Historic Handwriting Font: Join the Handwriting Font Library

At the Handwriting Font Library, we believe that preserving the handwriting of historical figures is a communal effort. That’s why we invite our members to actively participate in the expansion of our library. As a member, you’ll have the opportunity to suggest which historical figure’s handwriting we should add next and even vote for who will be added to our collection. By joining the Handwriting Font Library, you’ll not only gain access to an array of beautiful and historically accurate fonts, but you’ll also become a vital part of our mission to expand and diversify our library, ensuring that the art of handwriting continues to inspire and educate generations to come. So join us today and be a part of history!