Before you start
1.
Handwriting in the digital age?
2.
Top 6 Frequently Asked Handwriting Questions

PART 1.
Preparation for good handwriting

1.
posture
1) Arm posture for correct handwriting
2) Hand posture for correct writing

2.
writing instruments
1) How to choose the right pen for you
2) Pencil, the best writing instrument for handwriting practice and correction

3.
paper
1) Pen and paper compatibility
2) Type of paper

PART 2.
Basic handwriting training to become a master calligrapher

1.
The invisible power of a master calligrapher
1) Hand training method: Feed your hands and make them do things.

2.
Line Drawing Training - Maximize Your Handwriting!
1) Step 1 - Draw quickly and long strokes
2) Step 2 - Draw long, slow strokes
3) Step 3 - Short strokes (eye training)

PART 3.
Straight line

1.
Tips for practicing the straight line
1) Straight lines without bending
2) Ensure that the seams do not overlap or break.
3) The lines are clear and the beginning and end are distinct and not blurred.

2.
Practice writing a straight line

PART 4.
Malmaljeong itself

1.
Malmal Jeongja's own practice tips
1) Line spacing and font size
2) The fate of a letter is decided at the first dot.

2.
Six Rules for Starting a Malmal Jeongja
1) Amazing handwriting secret: Malmalchitkiform - Jeongjache 6 type
2) Writing consonants and vowels in the Malmaljeongja style

3.
Practice writing in Malmaljeongjache
1) Write one character in the Malmaljeong font
2) Advantages and disadvantages of font frames and their use
3) Writing the word Malmaljeongja
4) Write the exact wording of the text
5) Write notes in a line

PART 5.
Malmalhaullimche

1.
Tips for practicing cursive cursive writing
1) Adjusting pen pressure
2) Adjust the speed
3) Beep
4) Stop and cold
5) Stop and break
6) Connect
7) Spacing
8) Center
9) Symmetry
10) Dynamics of horizontal strokes (upward direction)

2.
Six Rules for Starting a Malmal Cursive Script
1) Amazing handwriting secret: Malmalchitkiform - Cursive font type 6

3.
Writing letters without a final consonant in the cursive style
1) Writing vowels without final consonants
2) Practice writing vowels without final consonants

4.
Writing consonants in a cursive style
1) ~ 14) How to write 'ㄱ~ㅎ'

5.
Practice writing single letters without a final consonant in the Malmalhaullim font

6.
Writing letters with cursive bases
1) Writing vowels with final consonants - ing/ang/eung/ung forms
2) Rules for writing final consonants
3) How to use consonants

7.
Practice writing one-letter letters with a consonant in the cursive style

8.
Writing double consonants in a cursive style
1) How to write double consonants
2) Practice writing double consonants

9.
Writing with overlapping cursive script
1) How to write double consonants
2) Practical practice of writing double consonants

10.
Writing two-letter words in cursive script
1) Writing the basic form - Writing combinations of the same letter type
2) Mixed writing - writing with different letter combinations

11.
Writing sentences in cursive style
1) Four principles for writing sentences
2) Sentence writing practice

12.
Vertical writing in cursive script
1) Five principles of vertical writing
2) How to write vertically in 6 different types
3) Practical vertical writing practice

Epilogue

Handwriting is popular amidst the retro and analog craze.
Handwriting YouTuber Malmal Book and Handwriting Book Release
A solid foundation and charming handwriting, all in one book!

These days, with vintage and retro trends becoming established, handwriting, a representative medium of analog sensibility, is gaining much popularity, especially among women in their 30s and 40s.
“Because it’s analog, it shines even more in the digital age,” explains Malmalchaegirang, a YouTuber and writer on the secret to the popularity of handwriting.

'Malmalchaekirang' is an abbreviation of 'Every day, with books', and means a happy life with books and writing. He shows off his perfect handwriting skills that he has achieved the level of a craftsman through self-taught handwriting. He appeared on SBS's 'Capture the Moment - Such Things Happen in the World' and showed off his amazing skills by not only copying dozens of computer fonts as if they were printed out, but also expressing various emotions in his handwriting. He also perfectly copied in his own handwriting the explanation of the Hunminjeongeum Haeryebon (Chinese character commentary) promulgated in 1446 by King Sejong the Great in Hangul.

The YouTube video 'Writing Korean Cursive with a 200 Won Monami Ballpoint Pen' is the one that shows the pinnacle of handwriting skills and writing skills.
People who watched this video were amazed, saying things like, "A master never blames his tools," "This is beyond admiration; it's respect," "He is the best calligrapher in Joseon," and "He even elevates ballpoint pen dross (ink oil residue) into art."
SBS News also gave it a rave review, saying, “After the 17-minute-long piece of art unfolding on paper without any restrictions on tools, the SBS News office was filled with applause.”

The author cites 'solid fundamentals' as the secret to these master calligraphers and handwriting masters.
And the common denominator among great calligraphers is the “power of lines,” and the principle of good handwriting is that “depending on the details used on the basic straight lines, dozens or hundreds of different handwriting styles that I want can be created.”
Through this book, "Malmal Book and Handwriting Class," you can systematically learn the basic theories and practice methods to solidify the fundamentals of handwriting like a "famous calligrapher," as well as straight, regular, and cursive scripts.

Develop the 'power of lines' with straight lines
Set the ‘frame of the letter’ in the original font
Bring out the ‘stylishness of writing’ with cursive writing!

It is difficult to find a handwriting book on the market that contains instructions for writing straight, regular, and cursive scripts in one volume by a single author.
This is proof of the author's great skill in handwriting and can be said to be a handwriting textbook with rich content.
The book's structure and quality are also excellent. Parts 1 and 2 cover basic handwriting theory and practice, while Parts 3 to 5 cover straight, regular, and cursive script, respectively.

In particular, the author Malmalchaek added his own individuality to the basic straight, regular, and cursive handwriting styles to create the 'Malmal Jikseonche', 'Malmal Jeongjache', and 'Malmal Cursive' fonts.
In addition, the book includes a guideline (Malmulchitkiform) that anyone can easily follow by analyzing the golden ratio of the Korean alphabet for regular and cursive script.

The Malmalchitkiform is a structured text that divides the six starting point rules for regular and cursive writing by analyzing the characteristics of Hangul, where countless letters are created by combining consonants and vowels.
The author emphasizes that if you know just six rules from the beginning, you can write all letters neatly.
(Example) [gi] type, [geek] type, [geu] type, [geuk] type, [gu] type, [guk] type - Malmaljeongjache book, page 57, Malmalheullimche book, page 110

[Handwriting Theory & Practice Comprehensive: The Difference Between a Handwriting Book and a Handwriting Class!]
1.
Analyzing the golden ratio of consonants, vowels, and final consonants in regular and cursive scripts
A fun and easy way to learn handwriting using the self-designed "Malmalchitkiform"
2.
Learn various detailed techniques and handwriting techniques by comparing actual handwriting samples.
3.
11 Tips to Learn Amazing Handwriting Facts with Focus

This book was completed with the author's love and dedication to handwriting.
This is a comprehensive handwriting guide and workbook that can be used to correct bad handwriting, as well as learn regular, cursive, and straight handwriting all in one volume.
Let's experience making correct and beautiful handwriting truly our own through the Golden Hands Project with Malmal Book.

Praise poured in for Malmal's books and handwriting

“After 17 minutes of art unfolding on paper, completely unfettered by any tools, the SBS News office was filled with applause.” - SBS News
“A master never blames his equipment.
“That’s it.” -Jawangri
“From now on, no matter what happens, I will attribute it to my skills and not to my overtime.
“It’s beyond admiration, it’s respect.” -drag on
“Writing like this actually exists.
It's amazing.
“He is the best calligrapher in Joseon.” -Jungling
“You are a true patriot who expresses our great Korean language so beautifully and wonderfully.” -low 3me
“I can’t believe it… This is truly a work of art.
“Wow, a person can write like that with a ballpoint pen.” -LOVE K-POP
“Is this writing… a painting… art…” -Miracle J