Capital letter · 9 of 26
Cursive capital I
Cursive capital I is one looping stroke: up from the baseline into a tall loop, down in a long slant, and curled up on the left.
I
- Ivy
Ivy: I stands apart
- Stroke order
- 1Start on the baseline and swing up to the top line.
- 2Loop over to the right and come down in a long slant to the baseline.
- 3Curl up to the left and finish with a short stroke to the right.
- Where it joins
- I ends on its own left side, away from the next letter, which starts with its own upstroke: Ivy, Idaho.
- Mixed up with
I and J are the classic pair, with the same tall loop on top. I stops on the baseline and curls back to the left; J drops through the baseline into a second loop.
- Practise with
- IvyIdahoItalyIsaacIvy · Idaho · Italy · Isaac
01 / In other fonts
I in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.