Bill Holtzmuller, Writing exercises, page 7

Bill Holtzmuller, Writing exercises, page 7 THE MAGIC MOTION OF THE CAPITAL LETTERS O o THis direct oval is very helpful in learning to make the letters, O, A, C, D, E, G, S, and L. Push-pull lines give strength, and help with P, B, and R. O Indirect ovals help us with many letters, F, H, I, ,J, K, M, N, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, n, m, x, y, and z. Have you seen a magician lately? When writing the capital letters, there are certain motions that give us magic help. What motion will help you with a capital Q? Make up your own magic motion page for the other small letters of the alphabet. D O o This direct oval is very helpful in learning to make the letters, O, A, C, D, E, G, S, and L. Push pull lines give strength, and help with P, B, and R, O Indirect ovals help us with many letters F, H, I, J. K, M, N, T, U, W, X, Y, Z, n, m, y, and Drills will help you when you have some reason for using them. You may use them to relax, for rhythmical counting, to check your posture, to improve your touch, to get the general swing of the letter, and to gain complete confidence in your abil- ity to use the pen. Remember, that movement is necessary for all exercise practice. Author Frank Nugent Freeman Book Title Looking ahead recorder 8 Publisher Zaner-Bloser Date published 1948 Writer Bill Holtzmuller Date After 1948 Paper 21cm x xcm; in in, ivory Pen blue Penmanship Style File name Bill Holtzmuller 19xx-001-001-001 Link to timeline of penmanship book and author Links related to Frank Nugent Freeman University of California, Berkeley [1]