How to Make a Cool Signature

• Review the signature you used.

   Ask yourself these questions: What do you like about your signature and what do you think needs to change? Look at the letters that make up your name and think about how you can emphasize them: note interesting letters (for example, letters with lots of curves and dots, like G, U or B) and plain-looking letters (especially letters with the same uppercase and lowercase, like S or O). Think about the parts that could be the focal point of the signature.

• Think about what you want to say about yourself with your signature.

   It may be easier for people to read a simple and understandable signature, but with a complex signature, you can show that you are stylish and original. The more stylish you make your signature, the more you will stand out. Decide what kind of relationship you want between your signature and the duration. Busy doctors often make illegible signatures in a hurry, while famous writers create signatures with elaborate designs.

   Signatures containing the initials of the name (including or excluding the first letter of the second name) are considered to be more formal and suitable for business environments than signatures consisting of full names.

   If you’re worried about your signature being forged, you can use a longer, more legible signature. You can include your full name and surname in your signature. Make sure you sign clearly. It is easier to forge signatures that are not clear than to forge the details of worked and legible signatures.

• Decide which parts of your name you want to include in your signature.

   Some sign using their full name, some using their first or last name, and some using just their initials. If you’re known by your first or last name, like Beyonce or Ronaldo, you might consider using just your first or last name. If you’re a teacher usually known by your last name, you can sign using only your last name.

• You can be inspired by other people’s signatures.

   By looking at the signatures of famous people, decide if you want to make your signature look like these signatures. Kurt Vonnegut, Walt Disney, Salvador Dalí, Picasso and John Hancock (and others) are famous for their signature. Feel free to take the standout elements and add them to your signature.

• Make experiments.

   Try your signature over and over to explore different possibilities. You can have as much fun as you want with your signature. Try different styles and twists. Decide which is easy to write, which suits your name better, and which will be easier to write over and over again. Use a pen that feels comfortable in your hand. If you want to erase your signature and rewrite it, use a pencil.

• Highlight certain letters.

   You can make a letter stand out by capitalizing it, or make it lowercase so that it fits with other letters. Thus, you can sign a striking signature without extending your signing time. You can try capitalizing the first letter of your name or the first letter of your name and last name.

   If your signature is messy and curved, you can emphasize a letter by making it more angular and legible. Likewise, you can make a letter stand out in a regular signature by making it messy and fancy.

• Underline to highlight your signature.

   This is a classic way to make your name stand out. Signing with the underline method takes more time than a simple signature, so consider carefully whether you want to use this method.

You can include a letter in the underscore. Usually the last letter is used for this method, but you can add curl to any letter you think will add to the style of the signature. Letters with a long tail (y, g, j) are perfect for this. Extend the tail of the letter under the signature.

Highlight your signature with loop-shaped folds. This is a stylish and showy way to add movement to your signature.

Highlight your signature with zigzags.

Zigzags look like folds, but are more pointed and angular.

• Use old looking letters.

   You can increase the number of transverse lines to two and lengthen the curves of the letters in the form of hooks. If possible, you can use a fountain pen. You can be inspired by calligraphy, vintage signatures and Gothic lettering. So you can add style and originality to even a simple signature.

• Add twists to add movement to your signature.

   So you get a more unique signature. Look for letters that can create animated swirls and try how you can make them more ornate. You can try the following options:

Use repetitive elements. The three large ovals in this signature echo and help tie the whole design together.

   You can surround lowercase letters with uppercase letters. Using this method is very useful if you don’t have curvy letters (g, j, etc.)

   Surround your signature with folds. So you can get a noble and official looking signature.

   You can elongate the lower parts of your letters. This is one of the simplest and most common ways you can use to add movement to your signature.

• Add numbers and symbols to your signature.

   You can use the jersey number, a simple drawing, or the graduation year as a symbol. If you associate a certain number or symbol with your identity (for example, if you are known for your role on a sports team), this can be a good way to distinguish yourself from others with the same name. If you want to try this method, you’d better keep the rest of the signature simple to save time. Using too many symbols can suffocate the design of the signature and take longer to sign.

• Collect your favorite elements into one signature.

   Find signatures you like. Think about what works, what doesn’t, and what fits your personality. While experimenting with your signature, tweak the little details and twists until you find a signature that fits.

• Wait for it to sink in.

   Don’t pick a signature just because it’s cool. Choose a signature that is stylish and practical at the same time.

   It should be a signature that is easy to write and repeat. The signature should flow from your hand and you should be able to throw it in a snap.

   Your signature must match your purpose and personality. If you want to show your dramatic side, choose a stylish and original signature. If you want to show that you are a neat and organized person, your signature should reflect this.

   Your signature must be recognizable. Your signature should not look like a scribble on the page unless it is a recognizable scribble and is always written the same way. Create your own signature so people know it’s your signature.

• Practice until you get used to signing your new signature.

   You can always change your signature up to a point. If you have used a particular signature on all your documents (driver’s license, passport, credit card, bank records) then it may be inappropriate to change your signature. In some cases, your signature really does serve to identify you, and using a signature that doesn’t match your signature on records can be suspicious.

• Make sure you can easily repeat your new signature.

   It’s useless to have the coolest and most complex signature in the world if you can’t sign new documents quickly. Think practice when trying out your signature: Think about how fast you can sign, whether you will need a special pen to do it, and whether you can do it the same way every time. If you can’t easily repeat your signature, you might want to consider simplifying your design.

   Note that this does not apply to digital signatures. Most digital document signing apps save your personal signature for later use. So get your signature right one time so you can copy it on subsequent documents. However, it is wise to ensure that your digital signature and analog signature are consistent.

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