Thanks for posting that handwriting sample.
First caveat: I am not a professional graphologist, purely an amateur.
Second Caveat:I could be more accurate if I had a larger sample. Yet, even though It’s a small sample I can clearly see that he has a distinctive handwriting . It’s not so much messy as stylized, although I understand you are giving me one of his neater samples. I think I’d see the same things in a “messy” sample though. The traits that come out most strongly are often repeated and don’t depend on size, pressure or legibility to be easily seen.
The most striking thing is the amount of hooked beginning strokes. Hooks show a few things. The are a sign of acquisitiveness. He is probably an ambitious and driven personality. He may not be after money, it might be fame or recognition or love. But whatever it is he is the type of person who is motivated to go out and get what he wants.
Secondly the hooks on his t-bar crossings are a sign of wit. He probably has a sharp wit. They aren’t long so he has drive without unnecessary emotional enthusiasm or energy expenditure.
He even has hooks on his lower zone letters where most people would have loops. Here it means something different. Lower zone represents your physicality. The fact that it upticks to the right instead of the left also means something. It could denote an aggressive nature or ambivalence about sexuality. Or it could just mean irritability. It’s not conclusively one thing or another but couple with the rest of the traits shown I would guess that it means he will aggressively pursue his desires and ambitions. He show an overall very dynamic nature.
There are many angles and sharp points. He is enterprising and has a quick mind. He is probably highly intelligent and penetrates to the heart of things. He might be a little impatient. The use of many printed form letters also shows practicality and and intelligence.
He has high upper loops showing that he is idealistic. I don’t know what he is idealistic about but ambition and idealism are certainly a great combination. Let’s hope he doesn’t have any dastardly schemes in mind to take over the world!
As for the fact that he says he “sees” numbers that is interesting too. I just read an article that compares sequential to spatial learners. It says that spatial learners tend to be more pictorial. Check it out here and there is more on it here
Impressive handwriting.
@Arewethereyet
I’m sure that practice does help a lot. Once upon a time they had penmanship classes and I think it really helped students improve their handwriting, that is, if they put in the necessary effort to practice.
You might also be interested in the article I linked to above. It talks about writing by hand vs. using the keyboard and how using a keyboard allows us to access both parts of our brain simultaneously instead of utilizing one side to the detriment of the other. Interesting idea. I’m not sure how theoretical vs. proven the concept is.