/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16762282
A few tips
1. Kana should always be around 70% the size of kanji when written together
2. Simpler kanji should be smaller and more complex kanji should be larger (10% change)
3. You lack speed/commitment in your strokes. Write each stroke quickly so it doesn't end up squiggly.

Extra credit:
- Don't copy computer fonts. Hand written kanji is often times different from block print. Especially proportion and points of exaggeration, stroke direction, and sometimes even stroke orders.