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Cursive capital J
Cursive capital J has a tall loop above the baseline and a second loop below it: the only capital with loops on both sides of the line.
J
- Jack
Jack: J runs into a
- Stroke order
- 1Start a little above the baseline on the left and curve up to the top line.
- 2Loop over to the right and come straight down through the baseline to the descender line.
- 3Loop back to the left and come up to cross at the baseline.
- 4Run out to the right from the crossing into the next letter.
- Where it joins
- J joins: its lower loop crosses at the baseline and runs straight into the next letter, as in Jack.
- Mixed up with
I has the same top and stops on the baseline. Print J is a hook; cursive J is two loops.
- Practise with
- JackJuneJapanJuliaJack · June · Japan · Julia
01 / In other fonts
J in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.