Ugly Handwriting Samples
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Sandra Fisher
Graphology World
Napoleon’s Handwriting
The very first impression we get of Napoleon’s
handwriting is one of power and energy.
Although it is not quite as ugly as some of the other
samples featured here, his handwriting is by no means
attractive. In addition it’s virtually illegible.
Very uneven in appearance it shows aggression,
turbulence and temper.
The dark pressure speaks of great force and passion.
Notice the strong forward thrust and mighty forward
momentum. The t- strokes are long and forceful too.
His huge confidence, zeal and enthusiasm are supported
by a very keen mind. There is a show of mental vigour as
well as physical fearlessness.
Napoleon's handwriting is unconventional. Many daring
formations and creative departures from the norm support
the contention that he was eager to pioneer and blaze a
trail where no- one had gone before him.
For a more detailed description of Napoleon’s handwriting
see “The Mark of Genius.”
Picasso’s Handwriting
The sample above reflects clearly how Picasso felt when
he wrote this - irritable, angry and dictatorial.
The sharp choppiness, the angles and distortions all add
thrust to the total picture.
Picasso formed his letters as he wielded his paintbrush with a confident type of independence.
A born rebel, he rejected every vestige of conventionality.
Picasso’s imagination had free rein too; improvisation
ruled, and reality was bent and contorted to his will.
The movement in his handwriting echoes his
temperament. It is free and unconstrained, while the
actual structures show innovation and originality.
Not only is there emotional fire in this handwriting; a fire
that feeds the furnace of his creativity - there is also
strong evidence showing his brilliance of mind.
Check out “The Mark of Genius” for a more detailed
explanation of Picasso’s handwriting
Freud’s Handwriting
This handwriting is far from engaging. It is downright
ugly.
But then, Freud had a deep and complex personality and
it is not surprising that his handwriting is so complicated.
That he had many personal conflicts is clear to see in this
dark, brooding, turbulent and troubled handwriting.
Even a brief glance at this sample shows that he was not
very concerned with legibility or with the formations of his
letters.
It seems as if no laws or conventions were being
observed.
His handwriting appears to emerge from a deep dark
place where a potent mix of tortured emotions and
personal demons lurked.
But he also had a uniquely inventive mind. His high
intelligence is plain to see in this spiky and sharply
angular handwriting.
Investigative thinking and critical reasoning were the
hallmarks of his intellect
Beethoven’s Handwriting
Here is another unattractive and illegible handwriting.
Beethoven’s vision of music was bold and pioneering and
his spirit of inventiveness was fearless in its scope.
His handwriting is a graphic picture of mental vitality,
bubbling creativity and original thinking.
It clearly illustrates his disregarding of the strict
conventions that prevailed at his time.
His rather exuberant handwriting shows intelligence,
individuality, imagination and inventiveness.
But above all, it shows a surging creative quality that
refuses to be stifled by conventional thinking.
We often see how talented writing rebels against the
constraints of formality and refuses to be stifled.
Here the expression of Beethoven’s unbounded creativity
is clearly reflected in his somewhat chaotic and highly
individualistic handwriting.
It is a handwriting that reflects the glorious, wild, creative
soup from which his celestial music emerged.
The Ugliest Handwriting of all
To conclude with, I want to add a 5th handwriting sample.
Although this is by no means of genius quality, it is such
an ugly handwriting that I am sure you will find it
interesting.
It’s the handwriting that is purported to have been written
by no other than Jack the Ripper.
Now there have been those who say that it is definitely
Jack the Ripper’s handwriting while others have disputed
it.
Whatever the actual facts of the matter are – what is not
in doubt is that this is one of the ugliest handwritings on
record.
And with that I present to you the handwriting of what is
widely believed to be that of -
Jack the Ripper
This is generally accepted to be the actual handwriting of
Jack the Ripper though there is no absolute certainty
about it.
In any case, the original sample is preserved in the
Records of the Metropolitan Police Service, National
Archives. So that tells us quite a lot.
But even if it isn't his handwriting, the writer of this letter
is a nasty, hostile and violent individual.
Note the general confusion, smudgy writing, ink filled
ovals and lack of space between the words.
There is a very noticeable variation of pressure in the
strokes which indicates extreme emotional instability.
The uneducated writing has a crude, primitive quality and
is at the same time wildly uncontrolled and explosive.
As you study it, you become more and more aware of its
base qualities.
The ink seems to drip with gore and venom ...
If you have found this report interesting you may enjoy
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A Graphology Showcase Brief articles, tips and advice
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Graphology World
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