Dev builds a handwriting engine that mimics penmanship styles from 1522 to today
floguo · x · 2026-11-05
rafcespedes couldn't find a suitable handwritten font, so he built an engine that writes in the handwriting styles people were taught from 1522 to today — and like a real person, it never writes the same letter twice. The demo is going viral among design and AI circles.
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