Circular initial signatures
Enclosing two initials in a single circular stroke turns them into one compact shape.
Read the guide12 ways to sign with initials — short, fast and hard to copy badly.
Enclosing two initials in a single circular stroke turns them into one compact shape.
Read the guidePlacing initials on top of each other instead of side by side saves horizontal space and reads as a single mark.
Read the guideTwo thin strokes and generous space around them, with nothing added for the sake of looking finished.
Read the guideCombining a maiden and married surname without doubling the length of the mark.
Read the guideA quick mark for approvals and internal memos, distinct from the fuller signature used on contracts.
Read the guideOne bold letter, usually the first initial, used on its own as the entire mark.
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