Capital letter · 7 of 26
Cursive capital G
Cursive capital G rises from the baseline into a tall loop, comes down its right side and crosses itself with a long stroke into the next letter.
G
- Grace
Grace: G runs into r
- Stroke order
- 1Start on the baseline at the left and swing up to the top line.
- 2Loop back to the left and curve forward to a point on the top line at the right.
- 3Come down the right side and round the bottom on the baseline.
- 4Curve up to the left as far as the midline.
- 5Turn and run a long stroke right across the letter into the next one.
- Where it joins
- G joins: the long stroke across the letter leads into the next one, as in Grace.
- Mixed up with
It is the capital least like print, with no round C shape and no bar. S and L start with the same upstroke and loop; G is the one with the point at the top right and the long stroke across.
- Practise with
- GraceGeorgiaGermanyGabrielGrace · Georgia · Germany · Gabriel
01 / In other fonts
G in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.