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Are you going to become a celebrity or just want to kill some time, no matter what, your signing practice is also very interesting. Please refer to the tips and techniques below to create an impressive signature for yourself.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Signature Analysis

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   Review your current signature. Ask yourself what you like best about your signature style and where it needs improvement.Look at the letters that make up your name and think about how to make them stand out: notice fussy characters (with lots of curves, dots and dashes like G, X or B) and simple letters (particularly is if they look the same in both upper and lower case eg S or O). Find locations that can become the focus of the signature.

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   Consider what you want the signature to say about you. A simple and clear signature will be easy to read, but a complex signature will show sophistication. The more wavy lines in the signature, the more flowery it looks. Think about what your signature will reflect. Doctors are often very busy signing signatures in a hurry and difficult to see, while famous writers often spend a lot of time designing a sophisticated signature.
   • The signature usually consists of the initials of the first name (possibly without a middle name), most people sign because it looks more professional than just writing the full name on paper.
   • If you are concerned about signature forgery, create a long, clear signature that includes first and last name written together. Make sure it's clear. Forging a doodle signature is much easier than copying the much practiced nuance of a strong signature.

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   Think about what part of your name you want to include in your signature. Some people sign their full name, first name, and middle name, others just sign the last name with their first name. Some people just like to use the initials of each ingredient in their name. If you are only known by your name - like Beyonce or Ronaldo - then you might consider signing each name. If you are a professor used to use your surname, use it as your signature.

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   Inspired by other signatures. Check with celebrities' signatures and choose who you want to emulate. Tang Thanh Ha, My Linh or Phuong Thanh (and many other Vietnamese stars) all have very beautiful signatures. Do not hesitate to imitate unique elements to create your own signature. advertisement

Part 2 of 3: Signature Practice

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   Experiment. Practice over and over until you find a possible sign. Relax and try out many variations and variations. Choosing how to sign, you feel comfortable, the signature looks better and not too difficult to sign many times. Use any tool to write, as long as it's convenient for you. Consider using a pencil as you can erase and re-sign it.

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   Emphasize some words. Write one letter larger than the rest to make it stand out, or make the letter smaller to create harmony. This can make the signature eye-catching without slowing down the operation speed. Try to exaggerate the first letter of a first name or both first and last name a little.
   • If your signature is wavy and confusing, emphasize a letter by sharpening it. Similarly, with a simple and clear signature, you should create a different, more flattering and subtle letter.

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   Underline your signature to create accents. This is a classic way to make our name look more formal. Underlining can make your signature a little longer than regular style - so consider carefully.
   • Add an underline by stretching one of the letters. Most often use the last letter, but feel free to twist whatever letter you want to create your own style. Long trailing letters (y, g, j) are a good suggestion. Extend the hook below the signature to create an underline.
   • Underline your signature with a wavy line. Here's a butterfly and flowery way to add some spice to the signature.
   • Underline your signature with lines of chi (letter Z). This is the same as using wavy lines, but your signature will look much more thorny.

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   Use "old fashion" typeface. Apply bold stroke and end the signature with seams or hooks. If possible, use a fountain pen. Get inspired by calligraphy, old signature, and Gothic alphabet. This contributes to sophistication, even for a simple signature.

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   Add some curves to make your signature look great. This is a great way to create your own unique personality. Look for letters that you can borrow to curl or add to add fancy to the signature. Here are some suggestions that you can consider:
   • Use repetitive elements. A signature with three large ovals creates an "echo" effect and adds some coherence to its texture.
   • Make the capital letter “hug” the rest of the letters. This is an effective way to add emphasis if your name does not contain a letter with a bottom stroke (g, j, etc.).
   • Surround the signature with curves. This makes your signature look more formal.
   • Enlarge the belly of the letters. This is the most common and easiest way you can use to press your signature.

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   Add numbers or symbols to the signature. Your team shirt number, a simple sketch or the year you graduate can become a special icon. If you are known by a specific number (maybe you are famous for a role in a sports team) then this could be a good way to set yourself apart from other names of names. Suggestion is to simply sign your name to take the time to add augmentation. Too many symbols can overwhelm the signature and make the signing take longer than usual. advertisement

Part 3 of 3: Signature Selection

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   Combine all your favorite elements into one signature. Find the details in the signature that you like. Consider what to include and how it fits your personality. When practicing your signature, refine the details and fine lines until you feel satisfied.

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   You should know how the fit is. Don't choose a signature just because it's beautiful. Use a signature that is both personal and practical.
   • Your signature should be easy to write and re-sign. Choose a signature that's simple enough for yourself so you can quickly re-sign it yourself.
   • Your signature will express your personal opinion and style. If you want to show the romantic side, sign your name in a flattering way. If you want people to know you are neat and tidy, your signature should reflect that.
   • A signature is considered an identification mark. You shouldn't go through a few strokes on paper - unless the scribble is organized and the same every time. Remember that the signature must be exclusive and others can recognize it as yours.

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   Practice the new signature until you can write naturally. Remember that although you can change it at any time, for some papers (driver's license, passport, credit card, bank record) this is very inconvenient. This is a sign of identification so in some cases you can raise suspicions if you sign different from the previous signature on the record.

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   Make sure that you can easily sign the same multiple times. No matter how beautiful and complex your signature is, it will be meaningless if you cannot sign your name quickly on a new document. When practicing with signatures, think about practicality: consider how long it will take you to sign it, do you need any special tools to write and if you can make them exactly the same. If you're having trouble making copies of each signature then you should think about simplifying your signature design a bit.
   • Remember that these do not apply to digital signatures. Most electronic documents - online resumes will automatically save your personal signature for later use. Just sign it once and you can copy it to any document in the future. However, it is wise to keep your digital signature similar to your handwritten signature.
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Warning

• Be careful each time you change your signature. It will be hard to prove yourself when your new signature doesn't match your identification, your driver's license, your bank's records or even your library card.
• Your official signature shouldn't be too fussy. Writing a complicated signature can take a terrible time each time you need to sign a credit card purchase.
• Think carefully before you start scribbling. While it can be fun if you break a little bit every once in a while, consider carefully whether the situation is suitable for creating a hard-to-read signature.