Capital letter · 5 of 26
Cursive capital E
Cursive capital E looks like a backward 3: a small curve on a larger one, with a short flat stroke where the two meet.
E
- Emma
Emma: E runs into m
- Stroke order
- 1Start just below the top line with a small hook, and curve back over the top and down to the middle.
- 2Make a small flat loop that points to the right.
- 3Curve down and around in a larger curve to the baseline.
- 4Swing up to the right into the next letter.
- Where it joins
- E ends on the baseline and joins: Emma, Egypt.
- Mixed up with
E begins like C, with a small hook under the top line, but turns back at the middle into a second, larger curve. Only the short flat stroke there recalls print E’s bars.
- Practise with
- EmmaEgyptEasterEthanEmma · Egypt · Easter · Ethan
01 / In other fonts
E in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.