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Cursive capital W
Cursive capital W is a hooked stroke with two round turns on the baseline that ends high, at the top line, so it does not join.
W
- Will
Will: W stands apart
- Stroke order
- 1Start with a small hook at the top left and slant down to a round turn on the baseline.
- 2Climb almost to the top line and slant down to a second turn on the baseline.
- 3Climb to the top line on the right and finish with a small curl.
- Where it joins
- Like V, W ends at the top and does not join: Will, Wales.
- Mixed up with
Print W is four straight strokes; cursive W is one stroke with two round turns at the bottom: V with one turn more.
- Practise with
- WillWalesWinterWendyWill · Wales · Winter · Wendy
01 / In other fonts
W in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.