It’s been fun doing these. I hope I have remembered everybody who wanted a handwriting analysis, but if you don’t see yours up, reply to this comment with a link to your sample. Analyses of Raven and Ster are coming up later today.
Samples should be two paragraphs or so, written on unlined paper with a fountain or gel pen (not ballpoint or felt-tip or pencil) and big enough for me to read.
I have to get ready to do my weekly blog feature for tomorrow, Sundays with Clyfford Still, so I have to finish up the handwriting analyses by the end of today.
I’m hoping the Clyfford Still Museum in Denver can get me a sample of his handwriting, so I can do an analysis of a famous artist. That would be fun (not to mention a blog exclusive!)
Thanks to everyone who participated. This has been an amazingly popular subject. I KNEW I should have done this for a living!
I put a new link up where the Google didn’t work. Did you see it? Thanks for doing these. They’ve been fun!
I knew I forgot somebody. Thanks, Raven. I’ll get to yours in a little while.
http://ravenmarlow.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/my-handwriting/ Here you go, and thanks hon!
Okay, Raven and Ster are being worked on and will come out either late tonight or on Sunday after I finish with Clyffie. I did find a handwriting sample for him, which was great.
Thanks to everyone who participated.
Hullo Exiled Star, I think I may be a little too late to the party with time zones and such. Have so enjoyed reading all your analyses.
Here’s a link to mine just-in-case I can squeeze in… BUT absolutely no pressure, I know you’ve done heaps!

Sure, I’ll take a look.
Geez, I’m so sorry! Just catching up on my morning reading and just now see that Ster’s was you absolute last. Please leave mine. Apologies again!
Ha! Did yours already, Tracy! It’s up! Check under the Clyff post. (Clyffie will remain sticky for all of Sunday and then I will unstick him).
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darn!! I wish I had seen this on Google earlier. I will follow your site, however–handwriting analysis is fascinating! 🙂
Fear not, Katie, handwriting analysis week will come up again in a month or two.