09-09-2025, 09:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-09-2025, 09:26 PM by Stefan Wirtz_2.)
You all seem to count direction-changes and stops as different strokes.
I define "stroke" as a stop-offsetting-onsetting-start, like adding the - at "t" of "f".
The last series of close-up images shows more jumps, scratches and maybe lost ink particles on the pages' material, but these are exceptions and I would see all
8, 9, a, k, b, f, t, s, r, l etc. as natural one-strokers, designed for just that reason.
I define "stroke" as a stop-offsetting-onsetting-start, like adding the - at "t" of "f".
The last series of close-up images shows more jumps, scratches and maybe lost ink particles on the pages' material, but these are exceptions and I would see all
8, 9, a, k, b, f, t, s, r, l etc. as natural one-strokers, designed for just that reason.

