Initial signatures

Five ways to sign with initials — short, fast and hard to copy badly.

Circular initial signatures

Enclosing two initials in a single circular stroke turns them into one compact shape.

Placing initials on top of each other instead of side by side saves horizontal space and reads as a single mark.

Two thin strokes and generous space around them, with nothing added for the sake of looking finished.

Combining a maiden and married surname without doubling the length of the mark.

A quick mark for approvals and internal memos, distinct from the fuller signature used on contracts.

One bold letter, usually the first initial, used on its own as the entire mark.