Italic Hand

Italic Hand is a style of handwriting that originated in the 15th century, characterized by its slanted, flowing letters. It was developed during the Renaissance in Italy and is known for its elegance and readability. This style uses a subtle slant to the right, with thin and thick strokes that enhance its beauty. Italic Hand was widely used for formal documents and calligraphy, providing a more artistic alternative to the straight, upright forms of earlier scripts. Today, it is appreciated not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its influence on modern typefaces and handwriting styles.