Spencerian handwriting

Spencerian handwriting is a decorative and elegant style of penmanship developed in the United States during the mid-19th century by Platt Rogers Spencer. Known for its flowing, graceful curves and intricate loops, it emphasizes smooth, consistent strokes and rhythmic movement. Originally used for business correspondence and ornamental writing, Spencerian script features delicate lines and varying line thicknesses achieved through flexible nibs. Today, it is appreciated for its beauty and historical significance, often practiced by calligraphy enthusiasts and used to create artistic lettering that reflects craftsmanship and attention to detail.