I’m looking for a handwritten-like font, but something that is very legible and in which the strokes are recognizable. Not at all script-ish. This would be for readings for beginners who would be modeling their handwriting on it.
Preferably a “pen” font so that beginners aren’t all drawing in the thickness variations in the strokes thinking they matter when you’re writing with a ballpoint.
Not sure if this is exactly what you’re looking for, but I use a font with the name listed as 王漢宗中行書繁 on Word. I downloaded it free from the Internet. A sample is below.
Appreciate the lead, but that’s a little too script-y for beginners. It’s pretty, though.
文鼎中鋼筆行楷, 文鼎細鋼筆行楷, 文鼎粗鋼筆行楷
王漢宗鋼筆行楷 wthc06.ttf
https://www.justfont.com/fontdetail/4
Justfont 葉書體
https://www.justfont.com/fontdetail/197
Justfont Touch Regular 隨筆
https://www.justfont.com/fontdetail/153
Justfont Albatron 青雲
https://www.justfont.com/fontdetail/152
Justfont Handy Black 巧黑
https://www.justfont.com/fontdetail/146
Justfont Mei-a 妹阿
https://www.justfont.com/fontdetail/194
Thanks for the leads! It seems just really hard to find a “printing” handwriting font suitable for beginners. Everything time it gets the least bit cursive or there is even a little bit of flourish or connection between strokes, the beginners try to copy that, and they’re not there yet. I may have to get someone to just write out the 200 or so characters I would need.