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  I practice cursive daily.  I have about five different fonts personally, and they get more and more practiced/elaborate each year...  I have a blocky sharp cornered script with jagged fast movements, a flowly loose curlicues and paisley looking thing with stylized donuts for the i-dots, a old-english style with large capitals, and my fast scribble cursive that is probably unintelligible to anyone but me, and then i have my "bank" scrawl for financial documents. 
  In another 20 years, what I do today will be a lost generational art.  Im looking forward to it.
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  Yeah, I remember the days when everyone wrote in Times New Roman… >
  
  Calligraphy. It's still a thing. A friend of mine has a very good side-job using Calligraphy to make signs, invitations,   logos... Watching her write anything is amazing.