How to Improve Your Signature

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[LoserinoTheDumb]

I looked up the signatures of 5 of my favorite classical composers for ideas and none of them fail to frighten me

[marthambryce]

Lindsey’s videos are so easy and helpful. I learned calligraphy through her for my daughter’s wedding and everyone thought I paid a fortune for it. My signature is gorgeous!

[christinemoran]

I am really enjoying seeing Lindsey break it all down for a beginner like me. I've been getting her emails, worksheets and supplies for a good time now. I dream of sending my friends cards written and flourished with Calligraphy! Thanks!

[nancyskinner]

It is so refreshing to watch someone write, holding their pen correctly!!! I enjoyed your video

[hasbidata]

I am very grateful that there are people who are so kind to share knowledge unconditionally, auto subscribe, and like!

[emerald]

Thanks for this. I've always wanted to spice up my very basic signature that I've been using since I was 18, but I wasn't sure how to go about it. This gives me some great starting points.

[DeAzul]

Eow! So glad I found you! We just can't allow the Art of handwriting be completely replaced by computers. Thank you so much for what you're doing. ❤❤❤

[johngreen]

I love your energy thank u for this...I Always had bad hand writing I will look into your lessons ✨️ 🙏

[IrmaB]

Thanks again for all your hard work teaching me...🤔us 🤭, I've had long time practicing and still consider myself down from beginner 😔but you keep me going and trying. Your style is unique and I can see your touch ✨️, thank you 😊 thank you!

[walterchamberlain]

Nice video, Lindsey. You are very relatable (the modern, e-version of approachable, lol).

I always thought that, generally speaking, left handers tend to slant left, while right handers slant right. And also (generally) left handers, because of the way they have to hold the pen (and not smudge what they just wrote) tended to be a bit less legible (or perhaps less uniform)–but my mother, who was left handed, had beautiful penmanship/handwriting (which slanted right). I sometimes try and copy her upper case "W" since it's the first letter of my first name.

Please keep up the great videos.

[randono]

I’m 16 and trying to figure out a signature for myself. Thank you, this really helped!

[chandana_raagera]

This video really deserves more recognition like you helped me a lot thanks

[bhavikapatel]

Thanks for this video Lindsey - I'll definitely using these tips to spice up my signature!!

[charliemoorejr.]

Thank you for the awesome examples and tips 😀👏🏾! I hope to create a great signature from it!

[Kpop_stanlife]

I understood everything you said but every time I try to do what I liked it just comes completely rubbish from what I imagined I’ll try to keep practicing cursive and more things and the link really helped me a lot!❤

[awaltt]

Never thought about writing it in different shapes. That's actually really interesting. I'll have to try it sometime.

[rebeccamandelos]

Awesome video. It came just in time, that I wanted to change my signature. ♥️

[modestohornets]

hahaha I'm glad I'm not the only one who could forge a parent's signature. I nailed my dad's perfectly but not my mom's. So when I ditched class it was always my "dad" who excused me for a doctor's appointment. This is a great way to think about reinventing a signature. Mine has morphed over the years.

[christiankobylarzauteur]

Very interesting tutorial! Thanks a lot!

[TheRhythmOfLife]

Enlightening and also going to help me make a new stationary either freehander on the computer.